Residential Fences

• Why Wood Fence Repairs and Maintenance are Important

  • October 30th, 2020
  • Posted in Residential Fences
  • Tags: Maintenance, property management, repairs

  

  If you aren’t repairing or maintaining your wood fence, here are the reasons you should.

  Many homeowners have a fence surrounding their yard, and these fences are installed for different reasons, depending on the homeowner’s intentions. No matter what purpose your fence has, however, repairs and maintenance are always going to be necessary for keeping your fence intact and functional. A wood fence can last for as long as 12 years if it is made from lumber that is untreated, while fences made with pressure-treated lumber can stay up as long as three decades. If you aren’t repairing or maintaining your wood fence, here are the reasons you should. (more…)

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• Restoring the Strength of a Rusty Wrought Iron Fence

  • October 1st, 2020
  • Posted in Residential Fences
  • Tags: Maintenance, residential property, restoration

  

  Here is what you can do to bring the strength of a rusty wrought iron fence back.

  A wrought iron fence offers you a secure border around your property without sacrificing decorative appeal. While it doesn’t do much good at providing privacy, it still does enough to keep intruders away. One of the perks people like most about these fences is how easy it is to maintain them. It doesn’t take too much work to keep a fence in good shape or restore it in the event it takes damage. Even rusting isn’t the end of the world because there are ways you can bring your fence back to life. Here is what you can do to bring the strength of a rusty wrought iron fence back. (more…)

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• Considerations When Picking a Fencing Contractor

  • September 10th, 2020
  • Posted in Residential Fences
  • Tags: exterior design, Hercules Fence, installation

  

  Here are the considerations you should make when you’re deciding on a fencing contractor.

  Many people, when getting fences installed, will look to a professional fencing contractor to carry out the installation. This is a smart decision because professionals will have the best tools to tackle the job, and they will know what procedures to follow to ensure the fence stays in good condition.

  But pretty much all contractors will tell you the same thing. They will all try to convince you why they’re the best one for the job. Naturally, this can’t be true of all contractors. So how do you pick the best one? Here are the considerations you should make when you’re deciding on a fencing contractor. (more…)

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• When You Should Replace Your Wooden Fence

  • September 3rd, 2020
  • Posted in Residential Fences
  • Tags: fencing damage, renovation, replacement

   

  

  Here are the signs that should indicate to you that it’s time to replace your wooden fence.

  Wooden fences are among the most popular fences homeowners use these days. However, there will come a time when you have to replace your fence because it will start to sustain damage as time goes on. Even keeping up with all of your routine maintenance won’t be enough to keep it from getting old and worn down. With that said, it can be tough to know when it’s time to switch your fencing out and get something new. Here are the signs that should indicate to you that it’s time to replace your wooden fence. (more…)

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• Signs That You Should Get a Fence Repair

  • July 2nd, 2020
  • Posted in Residential Fences
  • Tags: fence contractor, fence maintenance, repairs

  

  If you don’t know when a fence repair is needed, here are some signs that will indicate that it’s time.

  Is your fence starting to get worn down? Are there spots on your fence that are curving or falling apart as it continues to age? If so, there is a good chance a fence repair is needed. No matter what material is used to build your fence, it’s only a matter of time until it becomes unable to stand up to the elements. If you don’t know when a fence repair is needed, here are some signs that will indicate that it’s time. (more…)

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• Comparing Wrought Iron and Steel Fencing

  • June 18th, 2020
  • Posted in Residential Fences
  • Tags: fence installation, fencing material, metal fences

  

  We’ll be comparing wrought iron and steel fencing to help you decide which one you should use.

  When picking material for your next fence, you have a wealth of options at your disposal. The fence that works best for you will depend on your tastes as well as your property. Two popular fencing choices are wrought iron and steel fencing. While they have many similarities, there are still traits that separate these two fencing varieties. We’ll be comparing wrought iron and steel fencing to help you decide which one you should use. (more…)

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• Why You Should Go With Professional Fence Contractors

  • April 23rd, 2020
  • Posted in Residential Fences
  • Tags: fence installation, fencing company, professional help

  

  If you aren’t convinced that you should hire professional fence contractors, here a few reasons it’s in your best interest.

  When you’re considering installing a new fence, it might be tempting to install it yourself in an attempt to save some money. However, DIY installations often don’t go well. You have to spend money on materials for your installation. You have to handle all of the work yourself. If any problems come up during your installation, you have to address them. This is why we suggest hiring professional fence contractors. No matter what kind of fencing you would like to have installed, going with licensed professionals is always a safer bet. If you aren’t convinced that you should hire professional fence contractors, here a few reasons it’s in your best interest. (more…)

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• Deciding on Security Fencing For Your Home

  • April 16th, 2020
  • Posted in Residential Fences
  • Tags: fence installation, Hercules Fence, home security

  

  If you’re thinking about installing security fencing, there are a few traits your fence should have.

  A lot of homeowners who install a fence aren’t too sure of what purpose it’s supposed to serve. But hey, a fence is better than having no fence, isn’t it? Well, this isn’t necessarily true. If you’re going to install a fence, it should have a purpose. For many people, they use fencing to increase their home’s security. If you’re thinking about installing security fencing, there are a few traits your fence should have. (more…)

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• Benefits You Get From Using Vinyl Fencing

  • March 26th, 2020
  • Posted in Residential Fences
  • Tags: fencing installation, fencing material, home improvement

  

  Vinyl fencing has certain advantages that could make it the ideal fencing material for you.

  Spring is the perfect time for installing a new fence. The weather is pleasant, and you still don’t have to worry about the summer rush of people trying to install fences in the next couple of months. Most people gravitate to wooden fencing because wooden fences are classic and have been around for ages. However, if you haven’t decided on material for your fence yet, vinyl fencing should be up for consideration. Vinyl fencing has certain advantages that could make it the ideal fencing material for you. (more…)

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• Pros and Cons of Iron Fencing

  • March 5th, 2020
  • Posted in Residential Fences
  • Tags: exterior design, fence installation, fencing material

  

  Iron fencing comes with its pros and cons, so look over them before deciding if it’s the right choice for you.

  In today’s age, we have access to a plethora of fencing options, whether we look inside stores or we find a fence we like online. The number of fences from which to choose can easily overwhelm a person. You have to consider many factors when picking a fence, from cost to aesthetic appeal, to safety, among other things. One such option that many people choose is iron fencing. Iron fencing can go well with many homes, making it a fairly popular choice. Iron fencing comes with its pros and cons, so look over them before deciding if it’s the right choice for you. (more…)

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