Planning Your Fence Project
If you’re not sure how to get started with your new fence project, we’ll help! We are here to guide you through fence planning and installation.
This is the vertical support that defines each section of a fence.
Design cut into the top of a post.
Accessory to cover the top of a fence post.
A horizontal support element to which fence boards are attached. Rails may be located at the top, middle or bottom of a fence.
A vertical fence board or element that attaches to rails and is usually evenly spaced.
Individual fence sections that include posts, rails and pickets.
Allows entry to your property.
Before you start you should know what type of fence you need… Check the types of fences that best suit your needs.
A decorative fence can enhance the look of your home.
Keep your property and your loved ones safe.
Choose a fence based on the size of your pet. For dogs, measure jumping ability and willingness to bark.
Maintain your privacy with fences that provide discretion but also appeal.
Surround your pool with fencing that meets city building codes.
Make sure your horses stay on your property.
Before choosing the fence you should consider:
How much you are willing to pay.
Lower cost fences such as wood fences need more ongoing maintenance. Aluminum or vinyl fences are low maintenance.
Some zoning ordinances may limit fence height, style, and location.
Most homeowners associations have guidelines for fence construction.
Each product is different in options and colors. Choose the one that best suits you.
You may need to maintain the appearance of your neighbors’ fences.
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