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Having neighbors can be a blessing, but it can also be very difficult. Having good neighbors that you can trust, that you like spending time with, and that aren't much of a problem can make living in your home much more enjoyable. Unfortunately, not every neighbor is a good neighbor. If you have an irritating neighbor that you don't exactly trust or want to spend time with, it may be time for you to invest in a nice privacy fence to divide the properties. My blog will show you the options of privacy fences that you have to consider to block out your not-so-enjoyable neighbor.

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Keep Your Distance: Trees And Horse Fencing

14 October 2016
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The image of a horse standing under the shade of a majestic old tree is a calming one, but the reality is a difficult one to maintain. Not only do you have issues with how the shade affects the nutritional content of the grass underneath it, but you also have practical issues concerning the fence around the pasture, as well as the health of the horse. When building a horse enclosure near or around trees, you have to keep the safety of the horse in mind as you plot how close the trees can be to the fence. Read More 

Keep Street Noise Down With The Addition Of Vinyl Fencing

24 May 2016
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Getting fencing installed in the front yard is often about wanting more privacy from the neighbors or simply a boost in the value of your home, but it can also mean that you want other benefits. Something that many homeowners don't realize about getting fencing installed is how much it can provide in sound absorption. Especially so with vinyl fencing, you can expect a big decrease in the amount of sound that travels past your front yard. Read More 

Want To Protect Your Property? Get Fencing In The Front Yard

24 May 2016
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Fencing is a common term that comes up with homeowners, and it generally revolves around the backyard, where people want to enjoy privacy and protect their pets and children from harm. However, while you may see a variety of wooden, metal, and vinyl fences in the front yard, they are not as common, nor do they provide the easily recognizable benefits of a backyard fence. The truth is that these fences have many benefits, and if you want to protect your property, you should get front yard fencing. Read More 

Oh Deer: Keeping Deer From Your Yard

28 February 2016
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If you have been experiencing problems with deer coming into your yard and getting in your garden, then you can make some changes around your yard that will help to keep them from coming in your yard and from destroying your flowers, fruits and vegetables. Here are some ways you can go about keeping your yard deer-free: Use a homemade pepper spray You can make a pepper spray solution yourself that will help keep the deer from eating the things in your yard. Read More 

3 Green Features To Consider To Bring Your Fence To Life

29 January 2016
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If you want to add life to a plain fence, you may want to consider adding some green features. This can be something as simple as adding planters. It can also involve a fence design for a vertical garden and landscaping the compliments your fence. Here are some green features that you may want to consider to bring your fence to life: 1. Adding Planters To Give Your Fence Green Features Read More