Eastcoast Fence What is the best gauge chain link fence for your commercial property? A chain-link fence gauge refers to the measurement of wire thickness. Research shows that a thicker wire length is directly proportional to the strength and stability of a chain-link fence. Chain link manufacturing companies weave chain-link fence wire into a unique pattern with … Read more
Today, the popular choice for fencing out deer is a Polypropylene-mesh kind of plastic fencing or metal deer fence. The plastic mesh fence is less expensive and has attractive features that gardeners and property owners prefer. The metal deer fence isn’t as attractive looking but it lasts for many years. The following article gives you … Read more
Aluminum fencing comes in three typical grades residential, commercial and industrial. The differences between the grades are the increased thickness of the aluminum and the outside diameter of the components. Manufacturers offer a complete line of handsome, durable, easy-care styles in residential, commercial, pool fencing, and industrial grades, as well as privacy fence. Each part … Read more
If the tree is yours, or on your property, you should have no problem taking whichever steps you choose. If the tree belongs to your neighbor, is growing from their property or has been hanging over their property for a long time, it might become an issue that could cause disagreements. Best to have a … Read more
If you live in a neighborhood with a homeowners association (HOA), start by checking your by-laws to see if there are any fencing restrictions in place when it comes to materials or height. Your HOA is the best source for this information, especially if you have to get approval from the Board first. Keep the … Read more
Solid Barrier Fences Privacy Dog fences made with wood, metal, vinyl, and other solid materials work great for dogs that are easily distracted by other animals, kids, or neighbor dogs. These are made with solid panels so the dog can’t easily see through them. Privacy fences also add privacy, curb appeal, and overall value to … Read more
The problem becomes even more complicated when fences don’t follow the legal property line. This is because the ownership of the fence depends not on who pays for it, or which way the “good side” is facing, but on where it stands. If you think about it, it’s easy to see how homeowners who didn’t … Read more
Wood fences, depending on the type of wood can last from 4-40 years. Metal chain link fences last an average of 25 to 30 years or more and are easily and inexpensively repaired. Vinyl fence will last an average of 35 to 40 years but repairs are less convenient and more expensive. Each type of … Read more
Why You Shouldn’t Wait Till Spring Fencing contractors will be busy and in much higher demand as the weather gets warmer because so many people were waiting to call for their installation. In the busier season, you may have to wait a while for your product to be delivered or for the contractor’s calendar all … Read more
You know you’ve waited too long if the wood becomes weathered and gray. Fortunately, it can be sanded or power washed to prepare it for a finish again. How to stain a fence For long-lasting, professional-quality results, work with a semitransparent oil-based stain designed for the exterior. These stains elegantly subtly tint the wood to … Read more