backyard management

• Reasons Your Dog Might Jump Over Your Dog Fence

  • December 18th, 2023
  • Posted in backyard management
  • Tags: outdoor landscape, Pets, residential fence

  

  Here are reasons your dog could try to jump over your dog fence.

  If you’re a dog owner, it’s nice to have your dog get fresh air while they hang out in your yard. A fear you might have, though, is that they might jump over your fence. Once your dog jumps the fence, it can be hard to get them back, and that’s what makes it such a serious concern for dog owners. That’s why it’s important to know why they might jump over your dog fence because you could possibly find a way to prevent the problem. Here are reasons your dog could try to jump over your dog fence. (more…)

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• How You Should Seal Your Fencing

  • May 16th, 2022
  • Posted in backyard management
  • Tags: fence damage, Maintenance, residential fence

  

  Here are the best ways you can take steps to effectively and efficiently seal your wooden fence.

  Don’t underestimate the power of a wooden fence. In fact, weathering is a common issue among wood fence owners everywhere — particularly in the mid-atlantic region. The reality is, the ultraviolet rays in sunshine can end up wreaking havoc on your wooden fence over time. Ultimately, having some type of protectant on your wooden fence to ensure it stays protected against the weather elements can do wonders towards extending the lifespan of your wooden fence overall. Here are the best ways you can take steps to effectively and efficiently seal your wooden fence and thereby extend the lifespan of your wooden fence overall. (more…)

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• Plants That Can Go Well Along Your Fence Line

  • February 23rd, 2022
  • Posted in backyard management
  • Tags: curb apppeal, exterior design, installation

  

  Make your fence line something special by considering some of these plants that can be amazing additions.

  Your new fence is a beautiful addition to your property, but fences are also just as functional as they are attractive. However, you can improve your fence line even more by picking the right plants. Some of them even have additional benefits like beefing up your privacy and making it even harder to see through your fence line. Finally, some of these plants may be just what you’re looking for to improve your home’s curb appeal. Make your fence line something special by considering some of these plants that can be amazing additions. (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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• 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 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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• Spring Cleaning Suggestions We Have For Your Fencing

  • April 2nd, 2021
  • Posted in backyard management
  • Tags: cleaning, outdoor landscape, residential fence

  

  Here are some suggestions we have on how you can clean your fencing to prepare for spring.

  We’re getting to that time of year once again: spring cleaning. When you think of spring cleaning, you may be thinking about things you can do inside of your house. However, don’t forget about your outdoor landscape. One part of your outdoor landscape that could benefit from spring cleaning is your fencing. So, where do you start with cleaning? Here are some suggestions we have on how you can clean your fencing to prepare for spring. (more…)

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• How to Renew Your Wooden Fence

  • June 12th, 2017
  • Posted in backyard management, Hercules Fence, Residential Fences, Wood Fencing
  • Tags: renew-fence, repair-fence, Wooden Fence

  

  Renewing your wooden fence will add both preservative and aesthetic values

  Having a wooden fence has so many benefits, it can almost feel like one of those things you can check off your list and not worry about anymore. This is almost true. Actually, you should be striving to renew your wooden fence every 3-5 years, to avoid letting it decay and sag, guarding your lawn like a tired old man, instead of the tough, Trojan warrior you originally installed! Thankfully, it’s gratifying work to fix it yourself, and can be done with materials found either in your home or at the local hardware store. It really boils down to two main steps: prep, and treatment. Don’t think about getting a new fence before you try repairing what could be a very simple fix! (more…)

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• How to Seamlessly Include a Fence in Your Landscape

  • January 6th, 2017
  • Posted in backyard management, fencing, Residential Fencing Tips
  • Tags: fencing, landscaping

  

  If you can’t seem to integrate your fence into the surrounding environment and landscape, your home value and curb appeal may suffer.

  For many homeowners, installing a fence is avoided due to fear of mismatched aesthetics.  A white-picket vinyl fence may look out of place when surrounding an otherwise integrated landscape; environment is an important factor in keeping your home looking beautiful.  If you can’t seem to integrate your fence into the surrounding environment and landscape, your home value and curb appeal may suffer.  Curious about how you can blend a fence in with your landscape?  Read on!

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• Do You Need a Fence Permit?

  • October 28th, 2016
  • Posted in backyard management
  • Tags: backyard management, fence permit, new fence

  

  Fence permit rules vary from area to area, so check and see what you need to do before having a new fence installed.

  Are you preparing to get a beautiful new fence installed at your home? Whether it’s a charming and classic white picket fence or an elegant wrought iron fence, chances are you need a fence permit. Do you need a fence permit (and why do you need one in the first place)? (more…)

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