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• Attributes Your Security Fencing Needs

  • January 16th, 2023
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  • Tags: outdoor landscape, residential fence, security fence

  

  Security fencing plays an important role in protecting your business.

  Security fencing plays an important role in protecting your business. A secure workplace perimeter offers better privacy and security, and in many industries is an absolute necessity. In order to better understand the value of security fencing, it might be helpful to know more about the five top elements of a security fence. Let’s dive in and look at what they are and why they’re important to the safety and security of your property and business. (more…)

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• Why a Fence Replacement is Best Done During Winter

  • December 29th, 2022
  • Posted in fencing
  • Tags: outdoor landscape, residential fence, winter

  

  Read on to discover the unexpected benefits a new installation or fence replacement fence for your property.

  If your fence has seen better days, you may be watching the weather forecast and simply crossing your fingers that the most recent wintery mix on the radar doesn’t do it in for good. All you can do is hold out for the spring, because everyone knows you can’t replace a fence in the winter, right? Wrong! Winter is actually a fine time to replace a fence – in fact, in can be one of the best times, if you can fit it in the right window. Read on to discover the unexpected benefits a new installation or fence replacement fence for your property. (more…)

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• Fences You Can Use in Cold Climates

  • November 15th, 2022
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  • Tags: fence installation, outdoor landscape, Weather

  

  Here are some of the most optimal fencing materials that’ll allow you to withstand the cold weather ahead.

  When it comes to winter weather, there are a slew of different elements that can impact your fence. In fact, cold climates tend to be quite challenging for homeowners who have a fence installed around the perimeter of their property. The reality is, with either snow, sleet, frost, or ice, there are so many different frigid weather conditions that might wreak havoc on your fence. Ultimately, one of the best ways to make the most out of a fence is to invest in a material that can withstand the test of time — which means withstanding the various types of winter weather conditions that might find their way to your area within the next few months — or perhaps weeks. Here are some of the most optimal fencing materials that’ll allow you to enjoy your home with ease — and thereby withstand the cold weather ahead. (more…)

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• Paint Colors You Can Try On Your Fence to Give Your Yard a New Look

  • October 17th, 2022
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  • Tags: curb apppeal, exterior design, outdoor landscape

  

  If you had planned to paint the fence this year but you just hadn’t gotten around to it yet, the good news is there’s still time.

  You know that you need to be staining and sealing or painting your wooden fence every year or two to protect it from the potentially damaging effects of weather and moisture. While wooden fences provide many many benefits, they require more maintenance than almost any other fencing material. If you had planned to paint the fence this year but you just hadn’t gotten around to it yet, the good news is there’s still time (fall is a great season for everything from fence installation to fence maintenance). And we’ve got your inspiration right here with several paint colors that will give your whole yard a new look and feel. (more…)

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• Why You Don’t Want a Broken Fence

  • September 8th, 2022
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  • Tags: damage, fence maintenance, residential fence

  

  Here are a few reasons why you don’t want a broken fence.

  High-quality fencing beautifies and adds security to a home or business. A fence does so much for residences and businesses. For these reasons, you want to ensure that a fence is in the best shape. Also, a broken latch or severely damaged and missing sections can be a liability. Here are a few reasons why you don’t want a broken fence. (more…)

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• Causes of Fence Rotting, and How to Respond to It

  • June 13th, 2022
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  • Tags: fence damage, fence maintenance, residential fence

  

  Wood fences are most susceptible to rotting over the years. Here are the most common causes of rot in your fence.

  Just like with anything that lives outside, fences tend to rot when they aren’t properly maintained. In fact, wood fences are most susceptible to rotting over the years. The reality is, rot is a destructive condition that can severely impact the overall structural integrity of your fence over time. Ultimately, knowing the best ways to respond to signs of rot in your fence will surely be the best way to salvage your fence for the long haul. Here are the most common causes of rot in your fence and the ebay solutions to treat them effectively and efficiently. (more…)

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• Ideas You Could Try for a Dog Fence

  • June 9th, 2022
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  • Tags: fence installation, Hercules Fence, residential fence

  

  Here are some ideas that you should be open to when looking for your very own dog fence.

  Part of the joy of owning a dog is letting them run loose in your yard. However, that’s not so easy if you don’t have a fence. A dog fence allows your dog to get valuable exercise and might let you in on the fun too. There are all kinds of options out there as well, ranging in size and function. What’s right for you and what dog fence will work for your pup? Well, that can depend on a number of factors! Here are some ideas that you should be open to when looking for your very own dog fence. (more…)

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• Signs That It’s Time for a Metal Fencing Replacement

  • May 31st, 2022
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  • Tags: exterior design, outdoor landscape, residential fence

  

  Metal fences are quite a durable option. However, even the best fence materials can experience wear and tear.

  The concept of metal fencing replacement might seem strange. After all, metal fences are quite a durable option. However, even the best fence materials can experience wear and tear. It’s essential to be proactive in fence maintenance for that reason. Here are the signs that you might need to replace your steel, iron, or aluminum fence. (more…)

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• Things You’ll Want to Know Regarding Wood Rot on Your Fence

  • May 23rd, 2022
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  • Tags: fence damage, fence maintenance, residential fence

  

  Read on to learn more about how wood rot can impact a fence.

  As anyone with a wood fence knows, maintenance is an essential part of owning any fence but in particular, one made of wood. Wood is prone to being damaged in many ways, but thankfully, it’s easily kept away with a few maintenance steps. One kind of issue that many wooden fence owners run into is wood rotting. It’s a real threat to many pieces of outdoor wooden infrastructure and fences are no different. If you’re worried about wood rot in particular, or just want to stay better informed to protect your wooden fence in general, read on to learn more about how wood rot can impact a fence. (more…)

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• Restoring Rusty Wrought Iron Fencing

  • May 12th, 2022
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  • Tags: Maintenance, residential fence, Rust

  

  If you have wrought iron fencing that hasn’t been getting the maintenance and upkeep it needs, you may be able to restore it. Read on to learn more.

  Wrought iron fencing is one of the most sturdy fencing options available today. Few things come close to the strength and durability of this type of metal fencing. It is not without its drawbacks however. While it is unmatched in terms of stability and aesthetics, it requires considerable maintenance sometimes to keep it that way. Unlike wood and even aluminum fencing, wrought iron rusts. And this rust can lead to structural instability if it is left alone. It also doesn’t look nice. Well-maintained wrought iron fencing is beautiful! But rusty fencing is just scary. If you have wrought iron fencing that hasn’t been getting the maintenance and upkeep it needs, you may be able to restore it. Read on to learn more. (more…)

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