Choosing The Right Fence

Want To Extend The Lifespan Of Your Newly Installed Picket Fence? 3 Things To Keep In Mind

25 April 2017

Having picket fencing installed around the perimeter of your yard is a fantastic way to enjoy some added privacy, but you may have some reservations over how to keep the fence in the best shape in the years to come. Since you want to make the best investment for your yard as possible, you should consider the following tips and how they can all help extend the lifetime of your fence. With the right precautions, your fencing can remain looking it's best and you won't need to be as concerned over the new picket fence showing wear and tear.

Your Guide To Installing An Aluminum Fence When Your Yard Has A Slope

22 April 2017

If your yard has a slope, you're likely to find that some fencing options don't meet your needs and are more difficult to install due to the differences in ground level. Fortunately, aluminum fencing is a popular choice for that issue and there are two ways that it can be installed to compensate for an irregular ground level. Therefore, whether you need a new fence to provide an area for your kids or pets to play or you need to be able to keep animals in the area away from your garden, it's a good idea to acquaint yourself with the information shared below.

Fencing 101: 3 Great Reasons To Choose Plywood

21 April 2017

Plywood is a great choice for a fence because it's affordable. However, plywood is more than just an affordable option. There are many other qualities that make it a solid choice for fencing in your lawn or garden. So why should you choose a plywood fence? Here are three reasons: 1. It Easily Blends With Any Style If you are like most people, you probably think that plywood is boring or ugly.

How To Build A Picket Fence

9 February 2016

Building wooden picket fences is a great DIY job to undertake on your property. The job can be fairly time consuming, but with the appropriate tools, you'll have it done in no time and you'll save a lot of money doing the job yourself. This article will go over the various steps in planning and building a strong and durable wooden picket fence. To begin, you'll need the necessary materials to make this job go smooth.

How To Repair And Maintain Metal Fencing

31 August 2015

Is your metal fence looking a little worse for wear? Time, weathering, and mechanical damage can all lead to a chipped finish or rust. Fortunately, you can repair most of the damage yourself on many types of wrought iron or metal fence panels. The following guide can help you with basic repairs and provide tips for preventing future problems. Step-By-Step Paint and Rust Repair Things Needed: Pressure washer Wire brush "