Keeping the animals in

Posted on: 2 October 2018

Most of the time, you only need to add fencing to your outside space to keep out people, mark out your property, and maintain a certain level of privacy. However, one thing you shouldn't forget to consider is how well your fencing will stand up against pests and animal access. Whether you're worried about possums or termites, it's important to pick a fencing material that's going to keep unwanted critters out of your space. [Read More]

Posted on: 29 January 2018

Putting up a fence might seem like a simple DIY (do it yourself) project; however, there are instances when the intricacies of erecting a fence can be too overwhelming to a homeowner. In fact, there are instances where homeowners have wasted their entire summer installing a fence, only to later hire fencing contractors to fix some issues or worse re-do the whole project. So, before you end-up wasting your time erecting a fence, here are more reasons why you should hire a contractor instead of undertaking a fencing DIY project: [Read More]

Posted on: 18 September 2017

When it comes to garden fencing, some homeowners do not pay particular attention to the aesthetics of the building supplies that they use and instead focus on how practical as well as affordable their fencing solution would be. Although this approach may seem pragmatic, the reality is garden fencing can have a significant impact on the kerb appeal of your property. Moreover, growing a garden to beautify your yard the pairing it with an unappealing fence would only negate you attempt at boosting the visual interest on your property. [Read More]

Posted on: 13 February 2017

A metal fence can last for decades without needing to be replaced, but this doesn't mean it won't eventually rust, sag, or otherwise need some type of repair. However, some regular maintenance for your metal fence can keep it looking its best, help avoid unnecessary repairs, and avoid needing to have that fence replaced sooner rather than later. Note a few tips for keeping your home's metal fence in good repair. [Read More]