When it’s better to replace your fence instead of repairing it
If you’re not sure whether your fence needs repair or replacement, here are three questions to ask yourself:
1) How much do I want to spend?
2) Is my fence structurally sound?
3) Will replacing my fence improve its appearance?
You’ll know when you’ve answered all three questions correctly because then you’ll know what kind of fence project you want to tackle next.
Maintain your fence so you don’t need to replace it!
Fences aren’t just meant to look pretty; they protect property and keep people safe. Maintaining them properly will help ensure their longevity. Here are some tips to help you maintain your fence:
• Keep weeds away by mowing regularly. Weeds growing around fence posts weaken the structure and cause cracks. You’ll notice that most fences come equipped with weed spikes at intervals along the top rails.
Is it Time to Replace or Repair your Garden Fence?
The fence is the first thing that people see when they enter their garden. It’s also one of the most important parts of a well-designed landscape and should be treated with care. If you have an old wooden fence in need of repair, replacement or even removal, here are some things to consider before making any decisions:
1) Is Your Wood Fencing Old Enough for Replacement?
Wood fences can last up to 50 years if properly maintained so take some extra time to protect your fence and it will see you through many years.
