When thinking about installing a fence for your residential or commercial property, there are an abundance things to think about prior to completing the project. The tools, labor, soil and type of fencing are all things to take into consideration. Prior to installing a fence always verify with your local town or city to see what type of fence is allowed.

 

Wood Fence Installation: When picking a wood fence to install on your residential or commercial property, most would recommend Cedar wood for the best installation. This type is the most weather and insect resistant to install. This type of wood is sturdy, eliminates the high probability of cracks and brings an attractive look to your property.

The Cons of the Project include an overlapping look which may result in more materials and higher cost.

 

Aluminum, Steel and Wrought Iron Installation:  The strength and durability of a wrought iron fence makes the fence not only the most commonly chosen fence for installation but the historic and timeless look also makes this fence popular among residential property owners. Installing an iron fence requires no special tools or welding. The cons with aluminum, steel and iron fencing is the lack of privacy. This is where creative landscape can come into play!

 

Vinyl Fence Installation:  Another important detail to consider is to make sure the utility company is notified before breaking ground on your fence. The last thing that anyone needs is to dig deep enough and hit a line that could potentially be dangerous. There are a variety of types of vinyl fences to choose from. There is the American White Picket Fence, the 4' foot tall vinyl fence, the 7' foot tall vinyl fence and three-rail vinyl fence. Vinyl is also popular offering privacy and easy cleaning options.

 

Chain Link Fence Installation: Not the most aesthetic or attractive looking choice, chain link fences still have their popularity among commercial businessess and some homeowners. When choosing a fence, some want the most affordable option which is a chain link fence. The structure still allows a barrier to prevent dogs from escaping, while still creating a view of transparency among neighbors. Chain link fences are affordable, easy repairs, low maintenance and extremely budget friendly. The life expectancy of a chain link fence is 20-30 years.