Look, a fence in many neighborhoods is a necessary part of a complete yard. But before you install one, there are a few things you should consider. This infographic covers a few of the things you will want to consider before installing a fence on your lawn.
The first thing to do is to know what you are looking for in a fence. Are you trying to deer-proof your lawn? Add privacy from the neighbors? Is it to keep a dog on the lawn? Or is it a security issue? Each of these reasons will help you determine what type of fence you are looking for.
With so many types of fencing to choose from, picking the right type can be a challenge. And that is why it is so important to determine why you want a fence to begin with. Once you know the “why” you can begin to choose the “what”. The type of fencing you choose may depend on a few things including the colors you will want to choose, how much you want to invest, and how long you want the fence to last.
Yes, you can positively mix the types of fence. For example, you may want a nice wood or vinyl fence in your front yard, but the back where no one will really see can be a cheaper, chain link fence. Let's say to keep your dog in.
Before installing a fence that your neighbors will also have to live with. It's a wise idea to consult with them about what they think. And hey, maybe they will pitch in for a better fence too!
Installing a fence on your lawn can be a great investment, but you want to be sure you do it right. This infographic by CapeTownFencing.com can help you do just that! Be sure to share it with your friends and family. Maybe even your neighbor.
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