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  • Tips for Fence Friendly Vines

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    Vines look great on any fence, but every type of fence has a few peculiarities to look out for when thinking about adding vines.

    Looking for a way to add some extra charm to your residential fence? Vines might be the perfect way to set your yard apart and get your fence looking even more beautiful! Use these tips to pick vines that will climb your fence, stay in control, and add major curb appeal to your home. The type of fence that you have dictates what vines will work best, so select a type of vine with that in mind. (more…)

  • Fence Planters Ideas for Your Yard

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    That privacy fence is covered in untapped potential for a beautiful garden.

    If you want to inject some life into your privacy fence, you are in luck. While fences serve very important safety and security purposes, they are not often bright and colorful enough to satisfy those with more whimsical tastes. Consider making your fence bright and beautiful with fence planters. Get inspired by the fence planter ideas below. (more…)

  • Do Fence Posts Have to Be Set in Concrete?

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    Setting a fence post in concrete is the best way to make sure your fence stands tall.

    Many people wonder if their fence posts should be set in concrete, and the answer is always yes. Whether you are going the DIY route or having a professional company install them, fence posts should always be set in concrete. In fact, the posts for any structure, whether it’s a trellis, pergola, fence, or deck should be set in concrete.     (more…)

  • Chain Link Fence Myths

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    Chain link fences are great, despite what the myths around them might be trying to convince you.

    Most residential homeowners today choose wooden, composite, or vinyl fences over chain link options because of the myths surrounding the material. While chain link fencing is not the perfect option for every homeowner looking to secure their property and protect their family, you might be surprised at how good of a fit chain link can be. Let’s bust some of the myths surrounding chain link fencing! (more…)

  • Prep Your Wooden Fence for Fall

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    Like it or not (but why wouldn’t you?) fall is on it’s way and you need to get your fence ready.

    Can you feel that? That slight chill on the morning air? The slightly less stifling heat is finally making it’s way in and we are only a few weeks out from that glorious season known as fall. Before the change is in full swing, take a few hours to check out your fence and make sure it’s ready for the colder months. (more…)

  • Tips for Choosing the Right Residential Fence for Your Dog

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    Make sure to keep things like your dog’s breed and temperament in mind when choosing a fence.

    Dog fences are a type of perimeter fence designed to keep dogs within a certain safe area of their property. Dog fences can be used to keep your dog in, other dogs out, or keep people away from pedigree and guard dogs. All of these are considerations, and the type of perimeter fence used should reflect these considerations and more. Here are some more important things to take into consideration when considering installing a dog fence for the benefit of your furry friend. (more…)

  • Protect Your Residential Fence with Proper Limb Trimming

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    Keeping an eye on those tree limbs, and knowing how to properly remove them, will really extend the life of your fence.

    You made a large investment in your family’s security and home value when you installed a residential fence, but are you doing everything that you can to protect your investment? It’s always tempting to take on landscaping and maintenance projects on your own or with your son’s help, but unskilled lackadaisical tree limb trimming can be bad news for your residential fence. Here are some ways to ensure that you or your professional contractor is trimming limbs properly. (more…)

  • Fences for Windy Areas

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    If you live in a windy area and are worried about how it will affect your fence, chain link is your best choice.

    When choosing the perfect fence to accent your home, complement your landscaping, and protect your house, it’s important to take into account the weather conditions where your home is located. If you live in a windy area or a place prone to hurricanes and severe weather events passing through, your fence design should allow air to flow through spaces in the fence while still providing some privacy. Here are some beautiful fence designs that are optimal for windy areas. (more…)

  • Do If For the Kids: Child Safe Fences and Gates

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    Keep these guys safe and where you can see them by inspecting your fence, or replacing it.

    If you have children, or plan on having children and are getting ready to install a new fence at your home, there are some things you should consider. Kids are naturally curious and like to wander, so making sure they don’t escape the yard unattended is a big job. Checking an old fence to make sure it’s safe or knowing what to look for in a new fence will help make your yard a safe place to play. Here are a few things to look for when determining if your fence is up to the job. (more…)

  • How Close is Too Close? Planting Near Your Fence

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    Make sure you plan ahead before planting a garden near your fence

    Planting a garden near your fence can make for a comfortable and beautiful arrangement, but there are a few things to consider. Read our tips for planting near a fence before you start digging and planting. Keeping these tips in mind will help you make the most out of your new garden. (more…)

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