Where Is the Property Line and How Close Can My Fence Go Getting a fence in the wrong spot can mean arguments with neighbors, failed inspections, fines, or a forced tear out. The safest path is verifying the boundary and the setback rules before post one. A licensed fence contractor handles the homework, marks a… Continue reading Where Is the Property Line and How Close Can My Fence Go
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Post Spacing Science: How Professionals Prevent Sag, Rattle, and Panel Blowouts
Post Spacing Science: How Professionals Prevent Sag, Rattle, and Panel Blowouts A fence looks simple until the first storm exposes where it is weak. Most problems trace back to post spacing. Too wide and panels sag, rails loosen, hardware rattles, and wind loads multiply. Tighten spacing in the right places and the whole line feels… Continue reading Post Spacing Science: How Professionals Prevent Sag, Rattle, and Panel Blowouts
Permit Pitfalls and Inspections: Why a Licensed Pro Keeps Your Project Legal
Permit Pitfalls and Inspections: Why a Licensed Pro Keeps Your Project Legal Putting in a fence looks straightforward until you run into permits, inspections, property lines, and codes that vary by city and subdivision. Miss a rule and you can face stop-work orders, fines, or a tear-out that wipes out your budget. Licensed fence installers… Continue reading Permit Pitfalls and Inspections: Why a Licensed Pro Keeps Your Project Legal