The Boise Fencing Blog

There's a lot to consider when managing a commercial property. From managing the buildings and necessary repairs and utilities, parking lots and grounds maintenance, landscaping, fire codes and more, making decisions about your commercial property can quickly become exhausting. There is a massive amount of research that goes into figuring out each of the numerous moving parts. At Certified Fencing here in Boise, Idaho, we're passionate about serving you best and want to help you in whatever ways we can. Today, we'll be discussing our top three picks for commercial fencing solutions, and we hope it will help guide you in your decisions as you consider what kind of fence to add to your commercial property.  1.  Chain Link Fencing Chain link fences are perhaps the most popular material used for commercial fencing. Chain link fences are an affordable option by the yard and are effective at what they do: keeping the premises secure in a cost-effective way. Chain link fences are

When  installing a fence , it's important to keep in mind the member of your family who will spend the most time in your yard: man's best friend, your fur baby, your four-legged pal. Here are a few things to consider as a dog owner:  Functionality: can the fence keep your dogs in your yard?  Visibility: will your dog enjoy seeing out onto the street from your yard?  Aesthetic: does the fence meet your dogs needs while also being something desirable for your property? At  Certified Fencing , we've rounded up the top three options for fencing for dog owners 1) Chain link Chain link fences  are a popular option among dog owners, especially for owners who opt to install a dog run. Chain link fences are relatively affordable and allow your dog to see out onto sidewalks, where other dogs or people may interest them. These fences are fairly secure and easy to maintain, but they do not afford much privacy.  2) Aluminum or wrought iron Although pricier,  aluminum  and  wrought iron