The Twin Falls Fence Blog

Owning a dog is a real treat--just don't say that word out loud! We love our four-legged friends, and we are onboard with the increasing popularity of the backyard dog run in residential areas. Some advantages of having a dog run in your yard include:  Having a designated area for your pup to do their business, making cleaning up after them easier Giving your dog its own space to run around, play, and sleep that's separate from the family's lounging space A dog run provides a safe place for your doggo to expend energy and be active without being under your constant supervision. Adequate exercise is crucial to a dog's happiness and health. There are a number of things that need to be considered when you're deciding where in your yard the dog run should be; while many families choose to use the side yard for a dog run, here are a few more things that you should keep in consideration:  Is there a section of your yard where there's a dog door so your good boy or gir...

Perhaps you're interested in an entrance gate for security purposes, or perhaps you simply like the aesthetic. In any case, at Certified Fencing here in Twin Falls, Idaho, we're excited to discuss ideas for  entrance gates for private properties. So whether you live in a rural area or in a grandiose community, here are our top picks for entrance gates for summer 2022:  1) Stonework with  Wrought Iron Gates The perfect pick for prestigious communities, a wrought iron gate flanked with stonework pillars, perhaps topped with a light fixture, is the perfect way to leave a high-end first impression. Wrought iron has been the long standing hallmark of class and elegance, and utilizing this for the entry point to your property is sure to elevate your property with one simple installation. Wrought iron is well known for its longevity, so selecting a timeless and classic style that you can enjoy for years to come will keep your property relevant and timeless. Additionally, wrough...

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 ...

Deciding whether or not you want a  privacy fence  to enclose your yard is a decision that should be made early on when you're considering options for fencing in your property. This is because deciding you want a secluded, private space will narrow down the options for materials that can be used for your fence. It would be counter-productive to settle on a  decorative aluminum fence  only to decide that privacy is important to you. Here are Certified Fencing in Twin Falls, ID, we want to make the decision making process as streamlined as possible. Today, we'll share the pros and cons of privacy fencing so you can make the choice that best suits your individual needs.  Privacy Fencing: The Pros 1. Peace of Mind for Young Parents and Pet Owners A privacy fence means that there will not be any sizable gaps for children or small pets to escape through. Unlike chain link fences , privacy fences are difficult to climb and will deter your active kids from climbing on o...

Did you know you can rent a fence?  Odds are, if you clicked on this article, you're figuring out how to enclose an area without going through the process of building an entire fence, only to tear it down again once your project or event is over.  Maybe you're the manager of a construction company and need to keep people and animals away from your equipment on site, or maybe you're helping with security at a local concert and need to keep the crowd contained. Maybe you own a property that needs its split rail fence repaired  and you need a temporary enclosure for your livestock, or maybe you need to fence off part of your yard during a landscaping project to keep your kids or pets safe. For all of these scenarios and many, many more,  fencing rental services  can help with:  Barricade and Barrier Fence Crowd Control Fencing Temporary Backyard Fence Party and Event Fencing Temporary Cattle and Horse Fencing Security Fencing Fencing to Secure Construction Sit...

Fence installation  is often one of the final steps in preparing a commercial property to be fully functional. Here are three things to consider when adding a fence to your property in Twin Falls, Idaho: 1) Budget The budget for fence is an excellent place to start! With a loftier budget, you could consider whether the elegant and functional  decorative aluminum  or the classical wrought iron fence  would fulfill your vision for your commercial property. A tighter budget may call for a practical option a  chain link fence , which are resistant to wear and tear and provide securities.  2) Area to be Fenced This is a factor that will come into play alongside your budget. In order to find an affordable fence company, you must know both your budget and the amount of fencing you will need. Installing a white or black chain link fence around a baseball field will certainly cost less than a fence around a multi-acre business campus.  3) Purpose of the Fence W...