The Problems With Partially Fencing Off A Yard

Posted on 14 June 2019

Do you have a yard that currently does not have a fence, but you are looking to only fence off a part of the yard? This may be due to having natural barriers that exist like trees or shrubs or simply being under a tight budget and not having the money for a proper fence. Here are some problems that you can run into with having a partial fence Securing Pets and Children [Read More]

Top Ways To Build A Fence To Keep Deer Away From Your Home

Posted on 30 January 2019

If you're like most people, you'll want to keep your property in the best shape. This may involve finding effective ways to keep wild animals from being on your land. If you live in an area that has a lot of deer, this can become a problem. One of the best things you can do is construct a fence that will help keep this animal away from your home.  Make it high enough [Read More]

5 Reasons To Consider Installing A Fence On Your Property

Posted on 3 October 2018

One easy way to make changes to the exterior of your home is by adding a fence. With help from professionals, it's now easier than ever to choose and install a great fence. You can benefit in many ways, and there is a mix of fence options to choose from, whether you want a wooden, chain-link, or vinyl fence. Keep reading to see why it's a good idea to install a fence on your property:  [Read More]

Why Wood Is The Fence Material For You

Posted on 20 August 2018

Are you finally ready to add a fence to your backyard? Do you want some privacy from the neighbors, some safety for your pets, and some protection from people or animals coming onto your property? Even a fence that is shorter than 6' can solve these problems. Small fences look amazing, they are easier to maintain, and they cost less. They are also easier to install because the posts don't need to be set so deep. [Read More]

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Fences Are Important for Safety Today

When I was growing up, our home had a tall wooden privacy fence around the back yard and we had a wrought-iron fence around the front. I never really thought of them much as a child because I was just so used to them being there. After I graduated from college and finally had enough savings to buy my first home, I found one I loved that had no fences surrounding it. I noticed right away that I just didn't feel as safe in it as I did in my parents house due to the lack of fencing! I then put a lot of research into fence options and which were the most secure today. I feel that a lot of this research can benefit others, so I decided to start a blog to share it all. Come back soon for fence tips and advice!

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