Posts Tagged ‘Weather’

• Types of Fences That are Resistant to Rusting

  • August 29th, 2023
  • Posted in Residential Fences
  • Tags: fence installation, rusting, Weather

  

  Today, we’ll go over different fences you can install that have resistance against rusting.

  Fences are valuable parts of our properties, as they not only improve the aesthetic of your landscape, but they also provide extra security by keeping intruders away. Depending on the type of fence you have, though, there could be a problem that pops up, and that problem is rusting. Rust can eat away at different kinds of fencing material, so it’s important to select a fence that doesn’t have this issue. Today, we’ll go over different fences you can install that have resistance against rusting. (more…)

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• What Fence Material Is Best for Warmer Temperatures?

  • August 15th, 2023
  • Posted in Residential Fences
  • Tags: exterior design, fence installation, Weather

  

  Keep reading to find out which fence material you should use for warmer temperatures.

  As summer continues, you may be wanting to get some outdoor projects done before the weather gets colder, and it’s less comfortable being outside. One project you may be trying to complete is a fence installation. Fences are great for providing extra security and privacy to your home, but before you build a new fence, you have to decide on the fence material you want. For summer, certain fence materials are better than others for combatting the heat. Keep reading to find out which fence material you should use for warmer temperatures. (more…)

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• How to Know Your Wood Fencing Has Sustained Weather Damage

  • August 3rd, 2023
  • Posted in Residential Fences
  • Tags: damage, Maintenance, Weather

  

  Today, we’ll be showing you how to tell that your wood fencing has been damaged by the weather.

  If you have a fence, you know that it has to take whatever the weather has to throw at it every day. Different fences have different tolerance levels for the weather outside, but for today, we’ll be looking at wood fencing. Wood fences look great in people’s yards most of the time, but eventually, they’ll start to show signs of wear. Today, we’ll be showing you how to tell that your wood fencing has been damaged by the weather. (more…)

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• How to Get Different Kinds of Fences Winterized

  • February 27th, 2023
  • Posted in Winter Fence Maintenance Tips
  • Tags: fence maintenance, Weather, winter

  

  Fences are surprisingly resilient, but that doesn’t mean that you don’t need to prepare for snow and ice.

  Cold weather is here, and there are many different considerations that you need to make when protecting different aspects of your landscaping and hardscaping against the elements. Fences are surprisingly resilient, but that doesn’t mean that you don’t need to prepare for snow and ice. How can you winterize your fence? (more…)

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• Choosing Fencing for Snowy Weather Conditions

  • January 23rd, 2023
  • Posted in Winter Fence Maintenance Tips
  • Tags: exterior design, fence installation, Weather

  

  Read on for help choosing the best fencing material for the potentially snowy weather conditions we get in our area.

  This area sees an amazing variety of weather conditions, from beautiful temperate springs (and the pouring rain they bring) to scorching summers and crisp falls. But this time of year, the thing on everyone’s mind is snow. We do get a pretty good dose of snow most years, and occasionally we get a winter that gives us way more than enough. While it is impossible to predict how much snow a year will actually deliver, we can predict how well your fence might survive the season. Read on for help choosing the best fencing material for the potentially snowy weather conditions we get in our area. (more…)

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• Why a Vinyl Fence is the Best Option for Winter

  • December 5th, 2022
  • Posted in Vinyl Fencing
  • Tags: fence installation, Weather, winter

  

  Today, we’ll be explaining why getting a vinyl fence is a smart choice for the winter season.

  The cold weather is in full swing now, and that means you’ll be experiencing plenty of snow and hail as the weeks pass by. Even so, you might still be thinking about getting new installations done for your landscape, especially since many companies aren’t as busy during the winter season. One thing you might be thinking about getting is a new fence, but with so many materials to choose from, you might be struggling to determine what type of fence to get. We advise that you use vinyl fencing, especially during winter. Today, we’ll be explaining why getting a vinyl fence is a smart choice for the winter season. (more…)

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• Fences You Can Use in Cold Climates

  • November 15th, 2022
  • Posted in fencing
  • 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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• Why Fall Is the Season for Installing Residential Fencing

  • October 10th, 2022
  • Posted in Residential Fences
  • Tags: fence installation, outdoor landscape, Weather

  

  Here are some of the biggest reasons why you should choose autumn for your residential fencing projects.

  Summer is a hard time of year to tackle many home improvement projects, as the weather is hot, and thunderstorms can throw a wrench in your plans. However, fall is an amazing time of year to install residential fencing. Here are some of the biggest reasons why you should choose autumn for your residential fencing projects. (more…)

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• How Fences are Affected by Different Kinds of Weather

  • September 26th, 2022
  • Posted in Residential Fences
  • Tags: fence damage, fencing, Weather

  

  Keep your fences in the best condition they can be in by being aware of what nature might throw at you.

  As durable as your fence may be, extreme weather conditions can certainly take their toll. Whether that means snow or rain or wind or exposure to the sun, they can all end up causing damage in certain cases.

  This depends on the material your fencing is made of and what kind of maintenance you perform, of course, but we want to provide you with a general rundown of how different kinds of weather conditions can damage a fence. Keep your fences in the best condition they can be in by being aware of what nature might throw at you. (more…)

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• Maintaining Your Vinyl Fence This Summer

  • July 7th, 2022
  • Posted in Vinyl Fencing
  • Tags: fence maintainence, summer, Weather

  

  Here are some tips on things you should do to maintain your vinyl fence this summer.

  One of the main reasons that most people choose vinyl fencing over wooden fencing is that vinyl fencing is far easier to maintain. Wooden fencing requires routine cleaning, as well as periodic sealing by painting or staining to protect the wood from weathering, rot, and insects. Vinyl, on the other hand, requires almost none of that. Your vinyl fence is not completely maintenance-free but it is much lower maintenance than a lot of other materials for fencing. Here are some tips on things you should do to maintain your vinyl fence this summer. (more…)

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