Creating A Stronger Fence

Posted on: 24 October 2017

A chain link fence encircling your yard is a great way to add security to your yard and to keep your pets within its perimeter. Unfortunately, because a chain link fence allows a slight gap beneath its links where a curious or smart dog can find a way to escape, you will need to add some additional protection to keep them safely inside the fence. Here are some security measures you can add to your chain link fence to keep your dog safely inside.
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Posted on: 17 August 2017

Keeping your aluminum fencing in good repair shouldn't take much effort — aluminum is a durable material that requires only minimal upkeep. At the same time, there are steps you can take to further ensure that the fence remains in great condition and looks its best. The following tips can provide some inspiration. Tip #1: Install border curbing One of the few things that can damage an aluminum fence is repeated contact from pruning shears, lawn mowers, and string trimmers.
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Posted on: 1 August 2017

If you operate a driving range but have not yet put in golf netting to help catch wayward golf balls, you could be making a big mistake. A company that offers golf course fencing should be able to put in the netting for you, and you might find that doing so is a smart decision. These are a few signs that you should put up golf netting at your driving range.
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Posted on: 28 July 2017

If you've invested in an iron gate and you opted to leave it naturally finished, that leaves it at risk of exposure to the elements. With an iron gate, that means you're at risk of rust development. Understanding how to take care of your iron gate is a key component to protecting the beauty of that finish. Here are some tips for keeping the gate in the best possible condition.
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