Vinyl Fence Installation

Having a vinyl fence installed is an excellent way to provide your space with much-needed privacy. It is also a great way to control our family pets, and the aesthetic it can provide will last for many years to come. The longer you have it, the more money it will save you over time, especially if it was installed correctly and you follow a simple maintenance routine. To get a better idea when it comes to how things should be done, please give us a call immediately. Our experts will be more than happy to answer all your questions.

Prepare The Space

This is crucial. One needs to make sure that any vinyl fencing you put up does not interfere with the utility lines in the ground. These lines often run through your property without you even knowing it. The best way to ensure that we do not damage these features would be for you to call the utility companies before we come. They will pop around and mark the areas we need to workaround. Once this has been completed and we know where to do what, it is just a matter of time before your vinyl fence is up and running.

Spacing Is Key

One of the biggest defects we have noticed when inspecting other fencing installations is the fact that the actual posts get put too close together. One needs to remember that vinyl fencing is extremely flexible and it can handle extremely strong winds. When you plant the support posts too close together, the fence becomes extremely rigid, and thus you remove its ability to flex. So to avoid these issues altogether, one just needs to make sure that their spacing is on point. Something you will not have to worry about when you choose us.

Settling Posts

Now that we have your spacing all taken care of, it is time to make sure that the foundation of your new vinyl fence is able to withstand the test of time. One needs to keep in mind that your fence is only as strong as the posts that hold it up. To ensure maximum strength, we usually bury up to one-third of the post into the ground. We can even add some extra cement to ensure it is fixed for life. Now this stage of the installation process is extremely vital, and we would suggest you leave it to the professionals.

Professionals Are Best

With many DIY kits and enthusiasts these days, we have started to come across more and more half-completed jobs gone wrong. Whilst we appreciate the effort, we can assure you that it is just going to cost you more time and money to redo everything. Rather than make the same mistakes so many before you have, we would suggest you call us from the start. Having the professionals take care of everything is just the right thing to do, so that you can rest assured things are being done correctly.