There are many different reasons that a homeowner would want to build a fence. Whether it be to show property lines, to keep unwanted people or things out of yards or for aesthetic value to increase the price of the home upon sale. Whatever the reason, there are four tips that you should consider to help you choose the best fence for your needs that will stay with you for life.
Tip 1: Be sure to come up with a clear reason for your fence.
If privacy is your main goal, then height will be a huge factor to consider when talking with your contractor. Figure out exactly what you want so that you can get the most out of the fence you decide to add to your home.
Tip 2: Understand upkeep.
If you want to spend little or no time maintaining your fence, then there are certain types of fences that won’t suit your needs. Be sure to be realistic about what kind of maintenance you are willing to do while storms and other weathering takes place.
Tip 3: Check with your HOA or city building codes.
It is important that you do not spend a lot of time and money on fence that you are going to end up having to take down because it is not aligned with what your HOA or city have stated in their rules. Save yourself the trouble and learn what is acceptable before you build.
Tip 4: Choose the right contractor for the job.
When it comes to fencing contractors, be sure that you have found a company that is reliable, experienced and able to communicate with you about your exact needs and how to realistically fulfill those needs. It is important to go for a company that does custom work because you shouldn’t be limited in this important investment for your home. Western Fence is the company for every job from vinyl to custom and even chain link fences. Be sure to call our friendly staff for a quote.
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How to Choose the Best Fence
There are many different reasons that a homeowner would want to build a fence. Whether it be to show property lines, to keep unwanted people or things out of yards or for aesthetic value to increase the price of the home upon sale. Whatever the reason, there are four tips that you should consider to help you choose the best fence for your needs that will stay with you for life.
8 Ways To Spice Up Your Fence
Fencing plays a starring role in the home decor news these days. You’ll see weathered pickets or rugged fence boards ingeniously repurposed as living room wall art or headboards for the bedroom. But sometimes a fence is just a fence – not something to be recycled, but an actual structure that provides privacy, security, and shade to your yard. There’s no reason for this essential item to be boring, though. Here are 8 fences imaginatively decorated by Hometalk members. Try doing one of these projects yourself to delight the eye and perhaps add curb appeal to your home.
1. Marble-Embellished Fence
Photo: C.R.A.F.T./Hometalk
Here’s a whimsically embellished fence courtesy of Creating Really Awesome Free Things (C.R.A.F.T.). Her mom created the shiny decorations by drilling holes in wooden fencing and wielding a mallet to pound in a jillion children’s marbles. Who else loves the sparkle?
2. Peek a Bark Fence
Photo: Joe L/Hometalk
A privacy fence will keep passersby from peeking in, but what if you have a four-footed somebody who wants to peek out? Joe L cut a hole in his board fence to let his beautiful Sheltie buddy Blaze watch what everyone was doing in the back field. The peek a bark hole is lined with plywood so Blaze’s fur doesn’t snag.
3. DIY Repurposed Tin Can Hanging Planters
Photo: Newly Woodwards/Hometalk
Try this cheap and easy way to add charming pops of color to an uninspiring stretch of fence. NewlyWoodwards hung her fence with spray-painted tin cans full of flowers. Voila! Instant rustic planters that brighten up the landscape on a budget.
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What is Required by the State of Utah to Have a Fence Built?
A fence is a fantastic addition to any home! With literally infinite
styles and designs to choose from you are sure to find a fence that
enhances the curb appeal and overall tone of your house. More so the
fence has been providing families with the added benefit of privacy
since the dawn of time.
Depending on which state you live in
there are different regulation set for the building of a fence on your
property. Utah state regulations can sometimes be a bit cloudy, but
Western Fence Co has done the leg work for you! We brought you some of
the most commonly asked questions about fencing regulations and the
regulations themselves!
Rest assured when dealing with Western
Fence Company we will always make sure that all Utah State permits are
obtained and all restrictions followed. Its our job to know these ins
and outs! We just think its helpful for you to have the answers too 🙂
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How to Pick the Correct Fence for Your Home
There are many types of fences out there and picking one that goes with
the styling of your home can be a bit difficult. Utilizing articles like
the one below you can begin to compare looks versus purpose. If you
have a set of nosy neighbors it may be more important for you to have a
tall fence that you can not see through to keep peoples attention where
it needs to be. However if you have nothing but a great relationship
with your neighbors you might want to look for a more decorative look
for your fence.
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12 Upkeep Ideas To Add Curb Appeal
When you are looking to sell or possibly rent out a property one of the
main determining factors for the success of your sale is curb appeal, or
how your property looks at first glance and first impressions. This article outlines some great ways to add visual appeal to your property.
Many times a beautiful flower garden or wrought Iron fence can be a
major reason for purchase from a potential buyer.
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