#1: In-Laws – Although a necessary part of married life, they aren’t always welcome any time of day or night. After all, they should have called before stopping by.

#2: Solicitors – No, you probably don’t want that amazing vacuum cleaner or new encyclopedia set, and if you did, you know how to find them yourself online.

#3: Boyfriends & Girlfriends – Sure, your teenagers are wonderful, but their boyfriends and girlfriends aren’t always the ones you would pick—or want stopping by unannounced!

#4: Exes – We all have them, and you never know how they will change over time. Plus, it’s not difficult for them to find your address.

#5: Church Members – You know, the ones who want you to convert from your beliefs and believe the same way they do.

#6: Political Campaigners – Just when you were ready to relax with your family and watch a good movie, they show up with buttons, blurbs, and banners in hand.

#7: Other Unexpected Guests – You never know who’s going to show up at your door uninvited, unwanted, and unexpected. Stop them with gated privacy fences!

#8: Girl Scouts – After all, you don’t have to disrupt your family dinner to find a good friend or place to buy Samoas.

#9: Newspapers You Didn’t Order – Thrown randomly by your local newspaper boy.

#10: Phone Books You Don’t Want Getting Wet – Leave them on the sidewalk, not in the grass, please.

#11: Trampled Flowers – When those solicitors and unexpected guests show up, they may or may not have respect for your lawn and flowers.

#12: Dogs – From tracks and “accidents” to squirrel-hunting and aggressive behavior, it’s best these furry animals stay in their own backyard—and not on your lawn.

#13: Projectiles – From frisbees to bouncy-balls, it’s better to have a little protection between your windows and flying objects.

#14: Peepers – While you’d like to think the teenage boy across the street is on his way to becoming an upstanding citizen, you never know.

#15: Neighbors – With a good privacy fence, you’ll talk to them when you want to, not when they decide to yell at you from their driveways.

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