Residential Fencing Blogs

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.

When you have a fence professionally installed around your home, rental, or commercial property, it means that you will have unparalleled safety, security, and beauty for a long time to come.

Once wooden fences start to go, they can go downhill pretty fast. One day the paint is peeling and the next the wood is coming loose or showing signs of rot.

Having a nice backyard can be a great addition to any home. Expanding your living space into the outdoors can provide a refreshing entertaining experience, as well as providing additional space for your family to relax and enjoy. However, it can often feel like you’re sharing your backyard with the rest of the neighborhood.

Going back as far as 400 years in this country, wood fences have been used as a means of protecting property, penning in livestock, and setting a border between neighboring boundaries.

A wooden fence surrounding your property can add privacy to your home and help improve the appearance at the same time.