The Twin Falls Fence Blog

A Classic Rural Fence Split rail fencing, ranch-style split wood fencing, log fencing, buck-and-rail fencing, post and rail fencing--a fence known by any other name is still, in this case, an aesthetic and economical choice for rural fencing. This polyonymous style of fence is perhaps the most highly sought after fencing style for rural clients; made of either vinyl or cedar wood , split rail fencing is one of the most affordable types of fencing because of how little material is used in comparison to other fencing styles. Split rail fencing is typically composed of posts spaced apart and joined by two or three horizontal rails all the way around the fence. It has a fairly low profile, and although it doesn’t afford much privacy or security, it’s an excellent choice for keeping large livestock contained. Split rail fencing is typically useful for:  Delineating long property lines: this type of fencing can cover a lot of ground for a more affordable price than other styles of fen...

Whether you are a homeowner or a business owner, when you own a property, there are a lot of things you need to keep track of! We hope to make our team of experts at Certified Fencing your local go-to for all things related to fences, and we strive to offer our clients the best of fence services , including providing relevant information that may be of help to our friends and neighbors here in Idaho. Today, we’ll be discussing commercial fencing , and the things you should consider before making the jump to install a fence around your business.  Not every business will need a fence installed around it; for instance, if you live in a relatively safe area and your business is part of a complex or business park, it may not be practical to fence in your business. Or, if you own and operate your small business out of your home, it may be more appropriate to consider our residential fencing services, if you’re considering a fence at all. However, if your business or commercial property...

One of the most satisfying parts of being a homeowner is having the flexibility to cultivate the exact vibe you want for your home. Whether you lean towards a hyper-modern, minimal style, embrace the recent maximalist trend, enjoy a cozy, natural boho style, or prefer another aesthetic, being a homeowner means you can infuse every aspect of your home with your personal taste. Today, we’ll be discussing ways you can cultivate an aesthetic that’s been growing in popularity over the past few years: cottagecore.  The cottagecore aesthetic is popular among younger adults, particularly those of Gen Z. In short, it is a romanticization of rural life, and is typically modeled after the quaint, charming simplicity a la The Sound of Music . In addition to encouraging a return to nature and treasuring each moment, the cottagecore aesthetic encourages a return to contentment and joy in living a simple, sustainable lifestyle. Although the phrase was first coined in 2018, the aesthetic began to ...