Posts Tagged ‘summer’

• 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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• How You Should Keep your Wooden Fence Maintained During Summer

  • June 18th, 2021
  • Posted in Residential Fencing Tips
  • Tags: Maintenance, outdoor landscape, summer

  

  If you want a wooden fence to last, you’re going to have to keep these maintenance suggestions in consideration.

  Maryland is getting ready for its first taste of summer. This is a season filled with a lot of gorgeous sunshine and captivating flowers. It also includes some less lovely things, such as summer storms and high humidity and heat. These rough weather conditions can do a lot to your outdoor landscape, and more specifically, your fence can take a hit if you have one made of wood. If you want a wooden fence to last, you’re going to have to keep these maintenance suggestions in consideration. (more…)

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• Why Vinyl Fencing is the Ideal Pick for Summer

  • June 10th, 2021
  • Posted in fence installments
  • Tags: home improvement, installation, summer

  

  Find out why vinyl fencing is the pick you should make for the summer season.

  While summer can be a season filled with fun activities, there are also a handful of problems that can come up, and some of these problems can impact your fencing. You want to be able to enjoy your outdoor landscape during the summer, but you’ll be required to use more time and money to keep your fence in good condition. With that said, some fences are better-suited for summer than others, and if you don’t already have a fence installed, vinyl makes for some great fencing material. Find out why vinyl fencing is the pick you should make for the summer season. (more…)

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• Summer Maintenance Tips for Your Fence

  • June 4th, 2020
  • Posted in fencing
  • Tags: fencing maintenance, residential fence, summer

  

  Here are a few maintenance procedures for your fence that can help keep it in good condition this summer.

  Summer fence maintenance is needed as temperatures rise and humidity becomes a bigger threat to your fence. Failure to carry out fence maintenance procedures could compromise your fence’s structure, and may even force you to get it replaced. The best way to keep your fence from getting damaged is to be proactive, taking precautions to ensure it doesn’t suffer heavy damage in the first place. Here are a few maintenance procedures for your fence that can help keep it in good condition this summer. (more…)

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