Which Fencing Option is Best for Your Dog?

Posted on: 12 July 2016

If you are thinking about installing a new vinyl fence in your backyard, you should consider your dog's safety. Most likely, your dog spends a good deal of time in your backyard, so you want to be sure that the vinyl fencing is keeping your dog as safe as possible. Here are three tips for installing a vinyl fence when you have a dog: Prevent Under Fence Escapes: Many homeowners make the mistake of installing their fence a bit too high, which allows their dogs to escape from underneath it. [Read More]

Posted on: 11 July 2016

A pine fence is never going to be as hardy and durable as a fence made from oak or cedar, but if you're on a tight budget, it is an affordable option that may allow you to have a fence put into place for less. (Pine costs as little as $10 per linear foot whereas cedar fences typically start at $15 per square foot.) To compensate for that lack of durability and ensure your pine fence lasts as long as possible, there are a few things you can do to take better care of it. [Read More]

Posted on: 4 July 2016

A backyard that leads out to an open expanse is certainly pretty, but it may not give you the sense of what is yours and what is someone else's. Sure, you have property lines that determine the truth, but you may want to build a wooden fence along the border to give yourself a fully protected area. It is perfect for protecting children and pets, as well as keeping critters off your property. [Read More]

Posted on: 1 July 2016

Driveway gates are a fantastic way to make your home more secure and keep unwanted people off of your property, but it can often be a bit difficult to determine what features to look for in a gate due to the main options that are available. Listed below are three features that you should consider when installing a driveway gate. Keypad One of the most important features to consider is a keypad mechanism. [Read More]