The Twin Falls Fence Blog

Adding a fence that covers a lot of ground--especially for a farm or ranch--is not a decision to be taken lightly. If you are have acres of land to fence in, costs add up quickly, and not just installation and materials costs, either; you have to take maintenance and repairs into consideration, as well as whether the fence is durable enough to keep your livestock in or predators out. Today, we'll be sharing our top three roundup for fences to use on a ranch or farm.  1) Cedar Split Rail Fence Cedar split rail fencing is perhaps the first fence option that comes to mind when your average American thinks about a fence on a ranch. It's iconic, aesthetic, and has that quaint, rustic vibe that so many people find charming. And with good reason: wood fences were the go-to for rural properties for hundreds of years. In addition to the aesthetic, wood has historically been more accessible on-site for these properties, where the wood was often sourced from the property itself. Although ...

Staying on top of repairs and maintenance is a big part of home ownership, and costs can add up quickly! At Certified Fencing here in Twin Falls, Idaho, we are all about helping our clients cut costs and maximizing the use they can get out of their fences. If your fence is beginning to show signs or wear and tear, it may be time to consider replacement or  repair . While some fences may need the full replacement, here are three reasons to consider a repair where possible:  1) Affordability Replacing a fence is almost always more costly than a repair. Depending on the condition of your fence, we may be able to replace a single  vinyl fence panel  or just a few slats on your  cedar fence  instead of replacing the fence entirely. A  chain link fence  may also only require a little bit of attention rather than replacing the whole fence. We can take a look at your fence and talk you through options.  2) Usability If your fence posts are beginning ...