The Boise Fencing Blog

Decorative aluminum fences  are increasingly popular among both homeowners  and  commercial  properties, and with good reason: aluminum fences provide a classic, high-end look reminiscent of wrought iron fencing  for a lower cost, are a forged from a sustainable material, and have limited maintenance needs, which means it can stay in great shape with minimal effort.  Although aluminum is a durable material to use for fencing, it inevitably can be damaged in certain circumstances, such as:  Damage from severe weather, like storms, hurricanes, hail, or lightning Large impact accidents, like an impact from a car or riding lawn mower or fallen tree trunk or large branches Minor dings and scratches from contact with animals or people  Fence repair  is an option if there are a select few posts and rails that are bent or damaged; these bars can be replace individually, but will have to be welded in place. Hiring a professional is advised when repairing metal, as the expertise and experience--

Vinyl fencing is an increasingly popular option for fencing, particularly among suburban  residential areas here in Boise, Idaho. One of the reasons this material is rapidly gaining popularity is because of its versatility; there are an number of options, and in addition to to its durability, vinyl gives a clean, well-maintained appearance to your property.  At Certified Fencing , we understand that the variety that  vinyl fencing  offers can be overwhelming, so we've created an easy guide: Step One: Choose Your Style Generally speaking, vinyl fencing comes in three styles; each has its pros and cons, and we've included the most common types of properties that use these styles as a quick reference.  Privacy Fencing : Most popular among suburban families in neighborhoods with homes that are close together, privacy fencing is especially popular for families who enjoy an intimate setting, including families with a backyard pool.  Picket Fencing: Popular among small homes with a c