Creating Safer Areas For Your Family

Creating Safer Areas for Your Family

About Me

About a year ago, I started thinking about different ways to improve the look and safety of our yard. After a lot of thought, I realized that my yard needed to be completely overhauled with a new fence, so I started looking for a contractor who had the kind of fence we wanted. It was really fun and interesting to explore the different options, and before I knew it, we were having our brand new vinyl fence installed. I wanted to create a blog that focused on the fence installation process, so I started this website. Check out this information for details that could make your life better.

Latest Posts

Deck Installation 101: Choosing Material

15 June 2021

If you've decided that this is the summer when you …

Your Wood Privacy Fence: What Not To Do To Help Your Fence Last Longer

5 February 2021

What makes a wood fence so great is this: this typ …

The Top Advantages Of An Aluminum Fence

13 November 2020

Aluminum is ubiquitous in today's world. Some of t …

Want To Install A Fence? 3 Ways That The Details Can Affect The Outcome

21 September 2020

When you bought your home, you may have known that …

Three Fence Designs That Will Allow Maximum Airflow In Your Yard

14 August 2020

There are many different factors to keep in mind w …

Deck Installation 101: Choosing Material

15 June 2021
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If you've decided that this is the summer when you're going to have a deck built onto your home, you may be already forming the plans for its construction. One of the things you need to know as you're envisioning the deck that you want is that you're going to have to choose between a variety of different materials for that deck. Understanding your options will help you get the right deck construction material for your needs. Read More

Your Wood Privacy Fence: What Not To Do To Help Your Fence Last Longer

5 February 2021
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What makes a wood fence so great is this: this type of fencing is both attractive and protective. A solid wood fence offers full privacy and is difficult to climb from the outside. The average wood fence can last up to 15 years, but if you really put the effort into your fence's longevity, your wood fence can last up to two decades or even longer. In learning what not to do when it comes to fence care, you can help your wood fence last much longer. Read More

The Top Advantages Of An Aluminum Fence

13 November 2020
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Aluminum is ubiquitous in today's world. Some of the common uses of aluminum include aluminum foil, cookware, windows and doors, house siding, vehicle and aircraft bodies, and many more. Aluminum is also a popular fencing material. The popularity of aluminum fences can be attributed to the many fantastic features that aluminum can deliver. Check out the top advantages of aluminum fencing below. Aluminum Resists Rust Wrought iron and steel fences are the traditional choices of fencing in applications where maximum strength is desired. Read More

Want To Install A Fence? 3 Ways That The Details Can Affect The Outcome

21 September 2020
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When you bought your home, you may have known that it did not come with a fence. If you have settled in enough that you are ready to make this addition on your property, you may start to think about what kinds of features and qualities are worth getting to satisfy your family's needs. This is where decision-making can become tricky because you must understand what certain things are able to accomplish. Read More

Three Fence Designs That Will Allow Maximum Airflow In Your Yard

14 August 2020
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There are many different factors to keep in mind when you decide which type of fence will be right for your yard. Some homeowners want fences that offer privacy and security, while others simply want something that complements the look of the house and yard. Another point to evaluate is how much airflow your fence will allow. If your yard is tiny, you may be worried about it feeling hot and stuffy once it has a fence around it — especially if the fence is tall. Read More

Creating Safer Areas For Your Family