Chainlink Fencing: Protect Your Suburban Landscaping from Deer

Posted on 15 February 2022

Are deer getting into your backyard and causing havoc? The answer is a good fence. If you live in a suburban area, the fencing you choose needs to blend into the residential neighborhood while still keeping the deer out of your flowers. Chainlink fencing provides a good solution, especially if you choose the style and features best suited to deer exclusion. Height Height is the surest way to keep deer out of your backyard. [Read More]

Ways You Can Customize A Dog Crate

Posted on 16 February 2021

When you first come across custom dog crates for sale, you may wonder what, exactly, you could possibly customize about a metal box you transport your dog in. But actually, there are more customizable features on a dog crate than you may realize. Here are some ways you can customize a dog crate to make it better suited to your dog's needs and your own. Size Dog crates have traditionally come in small, medium, and large sizes. [Read More]

Three Ways To Add Privacy To Your Backyard

Posted on 16 February 2021

If you want to use your backyard space this summer, you may find yourself looking for ways to add some privacy to the outdoor space. If you have neighbors within earshot or windows that peek into your yard, it can feel awkward entertaining while on display. There are several ways you can get creative with your privacy on your property. Here are three of the easiest ways to give your yard an update with privacy. [Read More]

What To Expect When You Get A New Aluminum Fence Installed

Posted on 30 December 2020

An aluminum fence is an attractive addition to your property, and it can increase home security too. Aluminum fences come in different styles so they can have an ornamental appearance or they can just be for functional purposes, such as keeping people out of your yard or acting as a pool fence. Here's an overview of the aluminum fence installation process. Have Utility Lines Marked The fence installer needs to dig several holes for the fence posts, so the utility lines need to be located and marked. [Read More]

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Fencing 101: A Guide for Good Neighbors

There are so many good reasons to fence in your backyard. Maybe you want to keep your dog confined or ensure your children can't leave the yard when playing outside. Perhaps you simply want more privacy from the neighbors or to better establish your property lines. Regardless, your first step is choosing the right kind of fence for you. Then, you need to properly install and maintain it. You can find tips and advice for all of those steps right here. On this website, there are articles about different types of fences, and also about fence maintenance, installation, and placement. Happy reading!

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