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What You Need to Know About Shared Fences
Shared fences are synonymous with boundary fences. They sit on the line that separates two properties, leaving both property owners able to use and own
Why Fall is the Best Time of Year to Build a Fence
A perfectly installed fence not only adds a touch of aesthetic value to your home, but it also acts as a sound barrier, improves your
Understanding Common Fence Building Terms
A fence has a wide variety of benefits. It adds privacy to your yard and can help protect your family and pets. A high-quality fence
Things to Consider Before Building a Fence
If you’re like over 40 percent of Americans, you think a fence is a desirable addition to your property. While its primary purpose is privacy,
Why Invest in a Quality Wood Fence?
Your yard is a vital part of your home, and the fencing that surrounds it serves two very important purposes. First, it provides a sense
Why Won’t My Gate Close?
Automatic gates are wonderful additions to your property, but like anything else in your home issues may arise overtime. If you’ve noticed your gate not
The Top 7 Mistakes in Fencing Installation
Many people think building a wooden privacy fence means putting some posts in the ground and attaching boards to it. However, it is a little
Who Pays for a New Fence?
Practically every homeowner has a new fence built at some point, but many people still have questions about how to get started. Especially since building
Common Storm Fence Repair
Stormy weather is a common cause to fence damage. Most fence damage from storms is covered in homeowner’s insurance policies. Here are some of the
Misconceptions of Treated Wood
While some of the concerns about treated wood could be legitimate, especially for wood fences, most of the safety concerns about using and living with
What About Trees When Building a New Fence?
With all the beautiful trees around Central Texas, this question comes up a lot. Hardly anyone wants to remove or cut down a gorgeous shade
Know Your Material: Wood vs. Steel Posts
While there’s an array of fencing post materials to choose from, timber and steel remain the most popular and widely used. When considering which material