Eager To Update Your Front Yard? 3 Tips For Finding The Ideal Front Fencing

Posted on: 8 September 2017

Improving the way your front yard looks can be a great way to improve curb appeal and make you feel confident about your home. If you've been considering getting fencing installed in the front yard, you may be unsure about exactly what kinds of features make the best fencing. This is especially true if you haven't done a lot of landscaping work on your own already. Instead of getting just any type of fencing installed and hoping that it looks good, consider the following tips so that you can get results you're happy with.
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Keeping Your Dog From Getting Through A Fence

Posted on: 18 July 2017

If you have a dog that you want to contain in your yard and you have decided to get a fence, you may find that, along with having the fence put up, there are other things you want to do to ensure the dog stays put in the yard. Here are some ways of making sure your dog stays in the yard: Have a tall enough fence put up If your dog can easily clear a 6-foot fence, then you will of course want to go higher.
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Three Commercial Fencing Issues To Be Aware Of

Posted on: 22 March 2017

The choice to put up some kind of fence to enclose your office building is an easy one, but the process might be more involved than you think. The following issues will need to be dealt with if you want to avoid spending more money than planned and encountering additional problems. Zoning and Permit Requirements Before you start to imagine what your commercial fence will look like, you should probably visit your local zoning office to read the part of the zoning ordinance that applies to your building's location.
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Reasons To Choose Composite Wood For Your Front Yard Picket Fence

Posted on: 15 March 2017

A picket fence is the ideal fence for your front yard. It may even be one of the few fence styles allowed for a front yard by your local codes. That's because they have spaces between the pickets so you can see through them and because they are typically much shorter than a backyard fence. Instead of blocking your yard from sight, they add a decorative touch. The only problem is the usual picket fence made from wood requires a lot of maintenance, and since the fence is in your front yard, you have to stay on top of upkeep.
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