Wood Fencing

• Keeping Your Wood Fence Protected Against Damage From Wind

  • April 16th, 2021
  • Posted in Wood Fencing
  • Tags: fence damage, fence maintenance, Weather

  

  Here is how to keep your wood fence safe from wind damage.

  A fence is much more than something you install in your yard to look nice. It also plays a valuable role in keeping your house and aspects of your yard protected. If your fence is made from wood, however, there are certain vulnerabilities it will have that fences made from different materials won’t have. In some instances, it takes more than standard maintenance procedures to keep your wood fence safe, and protecting it from wind damage is one of those situations. Here is how to keep your wood fence safe from wind damage. (more…)

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• How Can a Wooden Fence Be Harmed By Cold Weather?

  • January 12th, 2021
  • Posted in Wood Fencing
  • Tags: fence damage, residential fence, Weather

   

  

  Here is how a wooden fence can get damaged by cold weather.

  Cold weather can be brutal to many aspects of your house and yard, and your fence is no exception. A wooden fence will be especially vulnerable to the cold. It can be burdened by the weight of a heavy blanket of snow. It’s possible that wood cracks, and sometimes, moisture can even be a problem. Knowing what can harm a wooden fence will help you prepare for potential damage down the road. Here is how a wooden fence can get damaged by cold weather. (more…)

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• Keeping Your Wood Fence Protected Against Termites

  • December 18th, 2020
  • Posted in Wood Fencing
  • Tags: fence damage, Maintenance, residential property

  

  Here is what you should do to make sure termites don’t destroy your wooden fence.

  Termites can wreak havoc on your fence. They feast on wood, raising families that will cause even greater problems if you don’t take care of the problem early on. It can be tough to even know that you have a termite issue until it’s too late, and your fence has already begun to split and fall apart because termites eat away at your fence from the inside out.

  The best way to handle termite problems is to prevent them from happening from the start. Here is what you should do to make sure termites don’t destroy your wooden fence. (more…)

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• Tips Before Starting A Wood Fence Installation

  • August 15th, 2019
  • Posted in Wood Fencing
  • Tags: fence installation, Residential Fencing, wood fence

  

  Keep these tips in mind when you start installing your wood fence.

  Homeowners look for all sorts of features when they are buying a home. But one thing nearly every homeowner wants is a sense of privacy and security. Adding these qualities to your home isn’t tough at all. All it takes is a gorgeous wood fence to keep your home safe while also adding a stunning aesthetic to your yard’s perimeter.

  However, there’s more to a wood fence installation than you may realize. Keep these tips in mind when you start installing your wood fence. (more…)

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• Pros And Cons Of Wooden Fencing

  • June 6th, 2019
  • Posted in Wood Fencing
  • Tags: fence installation, residential fence, wood fencing

  

  Before getting wooden fencing, consider the pros and cons that come with it.

  Fences serve a wide variety of roles. They can be used for privacy, keeping little kids and pets from leaving your yard, and just make your home look more appealing. The selection of materials you could use for your fence can be a bit overwhelming. There are fences made out of wrought-iron, aluminum, and PVC, and many more. The most traditional material for building a fence is wood. The question for now though is whether or not it’s the best option. Before getting wooden fencing, consider the pros and cons that come with it. (more…)

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• Why Stain Your Wood Fence?

  • April 5th, 2019
  • Posted in Wood Fencing
  • Tags: wood fence

  

  Here are a few reasons to stain your wood fence.

  There are many types of fences you can install around your home, all of which have different advantages. One of the most popular fences people have installed is a wood fence. Wood fences are aesthetically pleasing, strong, and customizable. However, they are vulnerable to the effects of weathering and rotting. One way to avoid these issues is to stain your home’s wood fence. Here are some of the best reasons you should consider staining your wood fence.

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• Reasons To Stain Your Wood Fence

  • October 11th, 2018
  • Posted in Wood Fencing
  • Tags: fence staining, wood fence

  

  There are lot of reasons to stain your wood fence.

  After you’ve have your wood fence for a while, you might notice that it’s looking a bit run down. There might be cracks in it or it could just look weathered in general. If this sounds familiar to you, don’t worry! You can revitalize your wood fence by choosing to stain it. Staining describes the process of applying a wood stain to your fence, a process that could benefit your fence greatly. Here are some reasons to apply a wood stain to your fence.

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• The Top 3 Summer Maintenance Tips for Your Wooden Fence

  • June 1st, 2018
  • Posted in Wood Fencing
  • Tags: residential fence, wood fence, wood fencing

  

  These easy maintenance tips will keep your wooden fencing looking fresh all summer long.

  This spring has brought a huge amount of rainfall to the East Coast, and if the summer is filled with the usual brutal heat, your wooden fencing might need some serious maintenance. Summers in the Mid-Atlantic can consist of at least a few major heatwaves and high levels of humidity are guaranteed almost daily. Many aspects of your home need some extra care and attention during the heat of the summer months, and your wooden fence is no different. These easy maintenance tips will keep your wooden fencing looking fresh all summer long. (more…)

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• Seal, Stain, or Paint: The Wooden Fence-Owner’s Dilemma

  • April 12th, 2018
  • Posted in Wood Fencing
  • Tags: residential fence, wood fence, wood fencing

  

  This comprehensive guide will help you make the right decision when it comes time to choose sealing, staining, or painting your fence.

  Spring is here, and the sun is shining brightly down upon your home. The sun, while we welcome it after a long winter, can cause some damage to your wooden fence. There is a lot to know about owning a residential fence. If you want your fence to live a long life, you need to know how to maintain the wood your fence is made out of. You must decide between staining, sealing, or painting your fence. All of these will protect the wood, but there is a lot to know about each option. You know your home best, but you also know how much time and money you’re willing to spend on your fencing. This comprehensive guide will help you make the right decision when it comes time to choose sealing, staining, or painting your fence. (more…)

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• How to Update and Enhance an Old Fence

  • March 23rd, 2018
  • Posted in Wood Fencing
  • Tags: Hercules Fence, residential fence, wood fence

  

  Here’s how to update a wood fence that needs some improvements or full replacement.

  The fence that surrounds your yard is a signature feature of your house’s appearance. A fence is the piece of your yard that frames the landscape as a whole and is easily one of the most noticeable components of your yard. A fence is a timeless featured look of a yard, however, the look of the fence is not so timeless. Fences are easily susceptible to damage, especially if made from a material such as wood which can easily be affected by the weather, moisture, and insects. If damaged, you may find that it is time to replace your old fence. Or perhaps you no longer like the style or the fence no longer provides you with what you need from a fence. Regardless, it is obviously time to get rid of that old fence and replace it with a newer and better fence. Here’s how to update a wood fence that needs some improvements or full replacement.

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