Fence Connection

One of the benefits of a high quality fence is in the area of noise. In fact, a solid wooden or vinyl fence is highly effective at keep noise out of your yard. In some cases, a well placed fence can cut outside noise by almost 30 percent.

One of the most popular of all fence types is called a split-rail (or post and rail) fence. This type of fencing adds a rustic or country look to your landscape and can be used to provide an easily visible separation along property lines.

Are you looking for a combination of beauty and security in a fence? One possibility to consider is wrought-iron. It’s possible to include ornate details in the fencing without affecting the strength and durability of wrought-iron.

If the back end of your yard abuts a right of way, field, drainage ditch, or other publicly accessible area, we highly recommend installing sturdy security fencing. This discourages passersby from wandering onto your property.

Did you know that adding a fence to your home can increase its value by thousands of dollars? In fact, a recent nationwide real estate study found that homes with an attractive well-maintained fence not only sold faster than those that did not, but that this was one of the amenities sought out by new home buyers.

Fencing can be used in any size area to manipulate the sense of space or containment. Let us show you how a well-designed fence can make a small area look large, or define a larger area to give it some proportion.

The most common type of fencing in the U.S. is wood, and it’s possible to choose a traditional look, or go for a more elaborate design at the top of your fence. Wood is a great choice because it is both strong and long-lasting.

Do you feel uncomfortable not being able to see any of your neighbors in your back yard? Many people prefer a chain link fence for that reason. With a chain link fence there’s no way anyone such as a burglar can sneak up on someone in the back yard with little or no notice.

When your building has an amazing view of the surrounding area, your employees may flock to the roof during breaks. We can help you install a fence that will make their breaks safer to enjoy.

It's important to consider your climate when choosing a fence. Your contractor will tell you if any special precautions need to be taken. For example, if you live in an area that gets very cold, fence posts need to be secured more deeply. Warm, damp areas do better with materials like PVC that aren't affected by water damage.

Remember, it’s important to consider what you’re trying to accomplish before deciding on the type of fence to construct. Wrought iron fences can offer elegance, yet may do very little to provide privacy.

Consider how much time you'll have for maintenance when you're deciding on a fencing material. While wood fences can be very attractive, they usually need to be stained and sealed periodically. If you're looking for low maintenance, vinyl or aluminum might be the way to go.

When it comes to a residential fence, one of the first decisions is whether you want to see your neighbors or not. A chain link fence will mark the boundary, but wood, PVC or other materials add beauty to your yard and aren’t see-through.