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Installation & Repair
If you're in need of top-notch fence installation and repair services, we've got you covered. Our team of experts utilizes the highest quality materials and techniques available to ensure your fence is built to withstand the test of time.
Know the difference in Installation!
A comprehensive understanding of the various types of fence settings is essential to ensure the durability of your fence. The foundation of your fence is critical to its longevity, and a well-set foundation will make all the difference in keeping your fence standing upright.
Dirt Set
While this may not be the most durable or long-lasting solution, it can be a quick and easy fix for temporary structures or projects. To ensure post stays secure, it's important to pack the dirt tightly around the base and periodically check for any signs of shifting or instability.
Dry Set
"If you're for a quick and easy way to secure fence posts, dry setting them in the ground can be a good option. While it's not as strong as other methods, such as wet concrete pouring, it's still better than simply using dirt.
Wet Set
When it comes to installing fence posts, using wet setting concrete is a strong and highly recommended option. This method ensures that your posts will be securely anchored in the ground, providing long-lasting stability for your fence.
Wet Stabbing
The wet concrete stabbing method is a proven technique for establishing a robust foundation for your post. This approach involves inserting the post into the wet concrete, ensuring that the concrete is not only surrounding the post but also beneath it. The result is a sturdy base that provides exceptional support for your structure.
Selecting the appropriate fence supplies is a critical aspect of fence installation. After identifying the suitable supplies, it is imperative to adhere to the correct installation procedures to guarantee a robust and durable fence.
Wood
Post
Steel vs Wood
When it comes to choosing between wood and steel posts for your fence, there are a few factors to consider Wood posts are a classic choice and can provide a natural look to your fence. However, they may require more maintenance over time. Steel posts, on the other hand, are durable and low-maintenance, but may not have the same aesthetic appeal as wood. Ultimately, the decision comes down to your preferences and needs for your fence.
Rails
Fir vs Cedar
When it comes to choosing between fir and cedar rails for your project, there are a few things consider. Fir is a more affordable option and is known for its strength and durability. Cedar on the other hand, is naturally resistant to rot and insects, making it a great choice for outdoor projects Ultimately, the decision comes down to your needs and budget.
Boards
Cedar #1 vs #2
Cedar boards are a commonly used material for projects due to their inherent resistance to decay and insects. In the process of selecting cedar boards, you may encounter the designations #1 and #2. #1 cedar boards are of superior quality, with fewer knots and defects, while #2 cedar boards may contain knots and defects but are still appropriate for many projects. Ultimately, the decision between #1 and #2 cedar boards should be based on the specific requirements of your project and your budget.
Installation
Screw vs staples vs nails
When it comes to fastening materials together, there are several options available, including screws, nails, and staples. Each of these options has its own set of advantages and disadvantages. Screws, for instance, offer a strong hold and can be easily removed, if necessary, but they may require more time and effort to install. Nails, on the other hand, are quick and easy to install, but they may not provide as strong of a hold as screws. Staples are also a viable option, but they are best suited for lighter materials and may not be as secure as screws or nails.
Chain Link
Post
16ga, 20wt, ss40
Selecting the appropriate fence post for your project is a crucial decision that requires careful consideration. There are several options available, including 16 gauge and 20 weight posts, which are commonly utilized for residential and light commercial applications. On the other hand, SS40 posts are typically employed for more heavy-duty projects. The optimal choice depends on various factors, such the fence's height and weight, as well as the environmental conditions in your area.
Rails
1 3/8" vs 1 5/8"
When it comes to choosing between 1 3/8" and 1 5/8" top rail for a chain link fence, there are a few factors to consider The 1 5/8" top rail is generally stronger and more durable, making it a better choice for larger fences or areas with high wind or heavy snow loads. However, the 1 3/8" top rail is more affordable and can be a good option for smaller fences or areas with less severe weather conditions. Ultimately, the choice between the two will depend on your specific needs and budget. We highly recommend 1 5/8" for all projects.
Fabric
11ga, 9ga, Coated
When it comes to chain link fencing, the gauge of the wire used can make a big difference in the overall strength and durability of the fence. 9-gauge wire is thicker and stronger than 11-gauge wire, making it a great choice for high-security applications or areas with heavy wear and tear. Coated chain link fence offers an added layer of protection from wear and tear over time. It also come in many different colors. There are two common sizes of coated chain link lighter weigh 9ga (11.5ga core wire), and heavy 8ga (9ga core wire).
Installation
level top, follow ground, post spacing
Chain link fencing installation involves several techniques, including following the ground or keeping the top of the fence straight. The spacing of the post is a critical factor that determines the overall strength of the fence. Moreover, the depth of the post and the amount of concrete used significantly impact the fence line. Therefore, it is essential to consider these factors while installing chain link fencing to ensure a sturdy and durable fence.
Vinyl
Post
5x5 Post
When it comes to vinyl fencing, it's crucial to ensure that your posts are equipped with thick walls made of .120 PVC. This will significantly enhance the fence's ability to withstand harsh weather conditions, particularly winds. You can rely our expertise to provide you with top-quality fencing materials that are built to last.
Rails
Rails
When selecting rails for your vinyl fencing, it is important to choose thick-walled rails that are comparable in strength to the posts. Additionally, ensure that the bottom rail has metal inserts to support the weight of the panel, and that the rails have at least one notch to secure them inside the post after installation.
Panels
11.5" or 6"
We offer two styles of panels: 11.5" wide boards and 6" boards. The 11.5" wide boards have a vertical line every 4", while the 6" boards provide a seamless look with just 6" between lines. We hope this information helps you make an informed decision. Please let us know if you have any further or if we can assist you in any way
Installation
Stabbing Set, Level Top, Screwed U-Channels, Glued on Caps
When installing a vinyl fence, it is recommended utilize the stabbing method to ensure optimal stability. Additionally, it is crucial to ensure that the fence is level across the top to achieve a clean and professional appearance. To secure the u-channels to the post, it is advised to use a minimum of three screws. Finally, to prevent the caps from being displaced by wind, it is recommended to glue them down.
Ornamental
Post
2" or 2.5"
For optimal longevity of your fence, it is advisable to utilize 2" or .5" 16 gauge steel posts. These robust posts provide the necessary strength and stability to endure diverse weather conditions. By investing in high-quality materials, you can ensure the durability of your fence many years to come. Choose wisely for a reliable and solution.
Panels
8' Nominal
We are pleased to present our profustion welded steel, meticulously engineered through an advanced technique that integrates laser and fusion technology. Each product is coated with a robust E-coat finish, providing superior protection against adverse weather conditions. Committed to excellence, we proudly manufacture all products in the USA, ensuring quality and reliability in every offering. Discover the strength and durability of our innovative solutions today.
Installation
Stabbing Set, Level Top, Screwed Rail Brackets
When installing an ornamental fence, it is recommended to utilize the stabbing to ensure optimal stability. Additionally, make sure that the panels are level at top and flow seamlessly with the ground for a professional finish.
