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• Making Your Fencing More Suitable for Birds

  • November 30th, 2021
  • Posted in Residential Fencing Tips
  • Tags: exterior design, outdoor landscape, residential property

  

  Here is how to make your fencing more bird-friendly.

  There are an abundance of reasons that people decide to install fences. Sometimes, they want to protect their yards. In other situations, they may want to keep wildlife away. On occasion, a fence may go up for privacy purposes. Whatever the reason may be, fencing will always serve a purpose.

  Unfortunately, not every creature benefits from fencing, and birds are among the creatures that can be harmed because of them. Sometimes, birds collide with fences and can become injured, sometimes even killed if they crash with enough force. If you’re concerned for the birds in your area, there are steps you can take to make your fence more pleasant for them. Here is how to make your fencing more bird-friendly. (more…)

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• Finding the Reason for Fence Damage

  • November 18th, 2021
  • Posted in Residential Fences
  • Tags: damage, Maintenance, repairs

  

  Here are some of the reasons you may have accumulated fence damage.

  Fences are great to have for pretty much any property. Whether you need to keep pets or kids from leaving the yard, or you want to keep intruders away, a fence will always have a purpose to serve you. Over time, fences start to get worn down, though, and eventually, you’ll start to see hints of fence damage.

  You’ll want to know why your fence was damaged because you might be able to prevent future damage from happening if you know the source of the problem. Here are some of the reasons you may have accumulated fence damage. (more…)

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• Which Kind of Fencing is Best for Rainy Weather?

  • November 11th, 2021
  • Posted in Residential Fencing Tips
  • Tags: fencing material, installation, Weather

  

  Today, we will review different kinds of fencing materials so you can determine which one is best for rainy weather.

  There are some places that just seem to get more rainy weather than others. If you’re trying to install a fence in a rainy climate, some materials just aren’t going to cut it. That’s why it’s important to know which materials are best suited for damp environments. So what’s the material you should use? Today, we will review different kinds of fencing materials so you can determine which one is best for rainy weather. (more…)

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• Reviewing Fence Post Caps and Why They’re a Great Addition to Your Fence

  • November 4th, 2021
  • Posted in Residential Fencing Tips
  • Tags: fence installments, outdoor feature, residential fence

  

  If you don’t already have fence post caps, we’ll go over them with you and review why they’re great for your fence.

  Fences make great additions to people’s properties. Because of this, you’ll want to treat them with the utmost care and protect them as best as possible. One area that can get damaged on your fence is the fence posts. Fortunately, you can give your posts extra protection with the help of fence post caps. If you don’t already have fence post caps, we’ll go over them with you and review why they’re great for your fence. (more…)

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• Halloween Fence Decorating Suggestions

  • October 29th, 2021
  • Posted in Holiday Decoration Ideas
  • Tags: Curb Appeal, exterior design, outdoor landscape

  

  Here are some Halloween decoration ideas you can try on your fence.

  Are you a Halloween enthusiast? If you are, then you’ve probably set up plenty of decorations already. Whether you take the spooky route or you want to take the autumnal-themed approach, there are plenty of ways you can get your landscape ready for the holiday.

  One area around your yard that you may not have thought to decorate is your fence, but there are many manners in which you can set it up to help your yard feel more festive. Here are some Halloween decoration ideas you can try on your fence. (more…)

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• Getting Your Sagging Fence Gate Repaired

  • October 21st, 2021
  • Posted in backyard management
  • Tags: fence damage, gate repair, residential fence

  

  If you’re trying to get your sagging fence gate repaired, here are the steps you will want to take.

  Do you have a sagging fence gate? If you do, getting it repaired as quickly as possible is the best thing you can do. If you take too much time to make repairs, further damage will accumulate, and it will become more costly and time-intensive to get everything fixed. It could also get more damage and cause security concerns for you. If you’re trying to get your sagging fence gate repaired, here are the steps you will want to take. (more…)

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• How a Fence and Gate Can be Damaged by Leaves

  • October 13th, 2021
  • Posted in fencing
  • Tags: fence damage, fence maintenance, Weather

  

  Today, we’re going to look at how leaves can cause damage to your fence and gate so you can stop this damage from appearing in the first place.

  Leaves are one of the most captivating aspects of the fall season. They are a spectacle to watch as they fall from the trees around you, and they can be fun for kids as they jump into leaf piles. However, there are problems that these leaves can present, and one problem that can arise is damage on your fence and gate. Today, we’re going to look at how leaves can cause damage to your fence and gate so you can stop this damage from appearing in the first place. (more…)

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• Helping a Vinyl Fence Last Longer

  • October 7th, 2021
  • Posted in backyard management
  • Tags: fall maintenance, fencing, outdoor landscape

  

  Here is how you can make your vinyl fence last longer.

  Are you looking to install a fence along your property? If you are, you might be finding it difficult to decide on the right fencing material. If we may make a suggestion, vinyl fencing is a viable option you could pick. It doesn’t require as much maintenance to maintain as other fences, and it still retains a wonderful appearance. Something else great about vinyl fences is how long they can last. Usually, a vinyl fence can last anywhere between 20 and 30 years, but proper maintenance will determine which side of the spectrum your fence will fall under. Here is how you can make your vinyl fence last longer. (more…)

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• How You Can Make Your Chain-Link Fencing More Exciting

  • September 30th, 2021
  • Posted in Residential Fences
  • Tags: curb apppeal, decorate, exterior design

  

  There are many ways your chain-link fencing can be designed to be more exciting.

  When you think about what your ideal house might have, does it have fencing around it? If so, what kind of fence would be around your house. Some people might think about your traditional white picket fence or perhaps a more modern wooden one. But have you considered chain-link fencing as a viable fencing option for your home?

  As it turns out, there is a large list of benefits to choosing chain-link fencing. It doesn’t have to be as bland as some may think. There are many ways your chain-link fencing can be designed to be more exciting. (more…)

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• How Rain Impacts Fencing and How to Lower Rain Damage

  • September 23rd, 2021
  • Posted in backyard management
  • Tags: fence damage, outdoor landscape, Weather

  

  Let’s go over what rain does that can do damage to your fencing and how you can keep rain damage to a minimum.

  Your fencing is going to be put through a plethora of weather conditions, and it will likely be designed to handle all of them…to an extent. One weather condition that can prove problematic is rain. Over time, rain will break down your fencing and require you to get it fixed up. Let’s go over what rain does that can do damage to your fencing and how you can keep rain damage to a minimum. (more…)

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