Most wood fencing materials are designed to withstand the elements, but using extra precaution could extend the lifetime of your fencing. This is particularly true in the winter when cold temperatures and constant moisture exposure puts your wood at risk.…
Whether you just bought a new house or you've lived in your home for forever, there will come a time when you need a new fence. Even though modern fencing material is built to last, it cannot last forever. Some…
There are two types of costs associated with any home improvement: the fence installation and the upkeep. If you are thinking about getting a privacy fence, you need to consider the future upkeep just as much as the initial costs.…
Getting a new fence is a great investment for your home. If you already have a fence on the property, you may be wondering what to do with the old fence posts. Can the fence installation company haul it off…
Preparing for fence installation is a team effort. It requires a little work from the homeowner and a little work from the fence installation company to ensure the project goes smoothly. The guide below gives an idea of what needs…
Landlords must approach every property improvement from a unique perspective. They are not making decisions for their own homes but rather a home they plan to earn money from. Will I get a return on my investment? Will my renters…
What are the benefits of staining wood fence, and how often should I stain my fence? These are some questions we get after people have had their wood fences for a few years. Staining is an essential part of wood…
Vinyl fencing and siding requires very little maintenance, much less than traditional fencing materials. To keep your fence looking its best, all you have to do is clean it from time to time. In this guide, we will explain the…
Wood fence staining is a great way to preserve your fencing and maintain its rich color. Most fences need to be stained every 2-3 years for proper maintenance, but that changes based on the type of wood posts you have…
Your neighbors shouldn't have much say about what you do on your property, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't include them. This is especially true when it comes to elements that run right next to their property line, like a…