What kind of statement does your property's perimeter make, and how do you feel seeing it when you come home? Fences and gates add personality and safety to your home.
Different fences for different folks: if you are part of a Homeowners Association, you may face requirements around fencing styles for your home. As a dog guardian, a well-built fence is necessary to keep your four-legged friend out of trouble. Homeowners in urban and metro areas might also simply want more privacy or security from a well designed fence.
Wooden fencing: from the traditional white picket fence, to the rural split rail, or privacy slat fence, wooden fencing is some of the most versatile. Split rail fences with wire backing work with many HOA restrictions and keep pets contained while deterring bunnies from munching on your garden.
Vinyl fencing: high quality vinyl fences replicate the look of painted wood from a distance and require less maintenance, but they can also become brittle during cold snaps and may acquire weathering stains over time.
Metal fencing: wrought iron and mild steel fences provide sturdy, rust-free protection with practically no maintenance required. The look of this black glazed metal compliments modern homes, elegant manors, and brick cottages. Brick and stucco bases can also be integrated into these fence designs to compliment your home for added flair.
