Residential Fencing Blogs

Split rail fences, also known as “ranch fences” or “post and rail fences,” are found in agricultural, residential, and public settings. You can find split rail fences in parks, farms, personal yards, in populous cities and rural...

703-754-0011If you’re looking for a way to enhance the appeal of your home, adding a fence is a great place to start. The right fencing can increase your property value, create excellent curb appeal, and give you and your family a sense of security. But before you go...

Whether it’s to keep the pets inside, divide a property line, or simply for privacy, fencing is something many homeowners and business owners value highly on their properties. This serves as a barrier for whatever you don’t want in or out, and allows for the added privacy when necessary.

Wood fences are among the most popular due to their traditional look, and their natural beauty. However, wooden fences do not last forever and will begin to deteriorate over time. While routine maintenance and repair can extend the life of your fence, there will come a day where you will need to have it replaced. Yet, how will you know if the fence has reached the end of its life, or if it can be repaired? There are a few key signs you can look out for that can indicate that it may be time to consider having your fence replaced. Here are just a few of these signs that can indicate the need for new fence installation.

703-754-0011Building a fence requires a lot of planning and budgeting. But don't worry, we're here to help. One of the most common questions we get is "How can I save money on this fence?" Here are a few things you'll need to know to save money on fence installation....

Your pets deserve to have fun in a big backyard. But how can you make sure that they won’t get into dangerous situations? A pet fence is just the answer.

Owning a home is incredible because you can do almost anything you want with it, as long as you do not have any Homeowners Association rules and regulations to abide by. However, whereas renting a home allows you to call the landlord when something goes wrong, you as the homeowner are responsible for handling maintenance and repairs. If you have a fence that is not in the best shape, you should consider getting professional fence repair to start enjoying the benefits that a healthy fence can provide.

When you’re looking at all the different fence types you can choose for your yard, don’t sell yourself short on options. You can find the perfect fence designs to complement your home, and in a plethora of different materials to suit your specific fencing needs. Here are just a few of the kinds of fencing materials you’ll see on the market, and how each one can play a special role in your new yard.

Having professional fence installation done around your property line can serve many purposes. Just make sure you do it the right way.