It's The Perfect Time To Start Planning Your Fall Fence Project
- By Kela Roth
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- 11 Sep, 2015
Summer is winding down and the family has recovered from the hetic summer of running to theme parks, beaches, and mountain get aways. The kids are finally back in school! Now is the perfect time to start planning that fence project. Aluminum, wood -- privacy, picket or rail, vinyl, chainlink -- so many choices. First, determine the main function of your new fence. Will it be for security, to keep people out and children or pets in? Do you really need privacy or do you enjoying being able to see the outer landscape surrounding your property? Do you have small or large dogs? Is a pool in your future for next summer? Lot's of questions to answer and then you can move forward to the planning stages. You may need a survey if you do not know where your property lines are located. Now would be the time to call in the fence professional -- Clean Cut Fence Co. A salesman will meet with you to determine the best fence for your needs. Measurements will be taken and number and size of gates will be finalized. Keep in mind if you have an HOA, you will need to submit your plans to the HOA for approval. Clean Cut Fence Co. will assist with any items needed by the HOA to ensure a prompt approval. Congratulations you are almost ready for your new fence! Give Clean Cut Fence Co. a call today and get the ball rolling on your Fall Fence Project.
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privacy fence is a great way to define your property boundaries. A great way to keep children and pets safe. It will also reduce any street noise along with
increasing your home’s value. This 6’ Tall Dog Ear Privacy Fence is a great
addition to any property. It has been stained for added protection and beauty.
If you are looking for a more decorative style instead of the standard privacy fence you may be interested in a French Gothic Picket Fence. The stylish pickets will set your fence apart from your neighbors. The standard 2 ½” spacing between the pickets can be customized to your preference. A picket fence will set a boundary for children and fur babies while maintaining an open feel for your property.
