The Boise Fencing Blog

As the weather begins to warm up and we begin to see the first signs of spring, many groups are beginning to plan summer events or warmer weather construction and plan out details. Renting some temporary fencing is the way to go when it comes to crowd control or securing dangerous sites, and our team of experts at Certified Fencing is ready to answer your call here in Boise, ID.  In general, our temporary fencing clientele falls into two categories:  clients who need to keep trespassers out of construction sites or other dangerous areas, and  clients who are associated with concerts and other events that draw a lot of people.  Our temporary fence rental service is designed to benefit people who fall into either category, as well as anyone who may not fit neatly into those groups. We understand that life is incredibly busy at times, and for that reason, we deliver our fence rentals, set them up where indicated, and take them down when the need for them has passed. In addition to the p

After a long winter here in the Treasure Valley with repeated teasing signs of warmer weather, our team at Certified Fencing is excited to finally have turned the corner towards spring! This season brings with it the new life that erupts this time each year, and the freshness of the winter thaw often translates into spring cleaning and preparing properties for the summer months as people spend more time outside. Today, we’ll be sharing general fence maintenance tips that apply to any fence material to help you as you prepare for this year: Fence Inspection. Regardless of the type of fence you have, it’s a good idea to conduct a thorough visual inspection of your fence at least once or twice a year, and spring is as good a time as any to do so. Keep a sharp eye out for any areas that are damaged in any way, or any missing or broken pieces. Damaged fences tend to get worse over time, and especially headed into months of sun exposure and exposure to sprinklers means you want to make sur