The Twin Falls Fence Blog

Perhaps the most common type of fencing that clients choose to DIY is cedar fencing; cedar fencing is versatile, affordable, and can provide the privacy many homeowners hope for around their properties. Steps for a do-it-yourself cedar fence include:  Confirm your property lines . Hire a surveyor if needed; ensuring that you are building your fence on your own property is extremely important. If you overshoot your property lines, you may have to pay a fine or take down the fence. Some homeowners choose to build their fence slightly on their own property to avoid potential problems.  Consider what functions you need your fence to fulfill . Privacy fences are typically around six feet tall, and HOAs or local ordinances may play a role in how tall your fence can be.  Prepare the area where you plan to install the fence . You will be doing some digging, so remove all debris, obstacles, and vegetation like grass and shrubs from the area. Level the ground.  Request the l...

Certified Fencing is passionate about providing a variety of fencing services including installation of a variety of fencing materials. In the residential fencing sector , two of the most popular kinds of fencing are cedar wood and vinyl. Today, we’ll be discussing vinyl fence repairs; vinyl fencing comes with a number of advantages. It’s manufactured in a wide variety of styles and colors, and is easy to clean and maintain. Although vinyl fencing is super resistant to wear and tear from sprinklers, weather, and direct sunlight, over time, it becomes increasingly more susceptible to small holes and cracks. If you’re the kind of person who’s excited about a do-it-yourself project, this article is for you! Here’s what you need to know:  Gather tools and materials Sandpaper--we recommend both a rougher grain and a finer grain, such as a 200-grit and 400-grit sandpaper. The rougher grit will get you closer to the finish, and the fine grain will help you create a seamless finish. Wat...

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When it comes to running a business, there are thousands of executive decisions that have to be made: budgets and staffing, marketing, and communication platforms, just to name a few. Additionally, if a physical location is needed for the business, decisions have to be made regarding location, size, to rent or buy or build--you get the picture. There’s a lot that comes with running a business and commercial property! One aspect of owning a commercial property that is often overlooked until later on in the process is installing a fence . At Certified Fencing here in Twin Falls, ID, we’re passionate about serving our clients through exceptional service, including providing information to make your job easier. Today, we’ll be discussing everything about commercial fencing and the information you need before contacting a fencing contractor for an installation. By coming to the table holding all of your cards, it will make for a smoother consultation and your fencing experts will be able t...

Wrought iron  and aluminum fencing  have a lot of similarities; it can be difficult to distinguish which of the two nearly-identical options are best for you, but to get a grasp on that, you need to know the nuanced differences between the two. At Certified Fencing , we pride ourselves on offering our customers top-tier services, including providing relevant information. Today, we'll be discussing the differences between these two popular fencing materials.  To understand the differences, you must understand the similarities as well: both wrought iron and aluminum fencing have a similar aesthetic, are in the same price range, and have similar durability as well. Both are often used for security and to fence in estates. So, with all of these similarities, what's the difference? This crucial distinction could sway your fencing decision for your residential  or commercial  space.  Installation Consider the ground your fence will cover: is it level, or does it ...

Chain link fences  are one of the most frequently seen types of fencing--it's the hallmark of baseball fields, elementary schools, and big box stores. If you are a property owner looking to install a fence , whether commercial  or residential , you may be wondering what makes chain link fencing so popular, and whether it's a good option for your property. Today, we'll be discussing the pros and cons of chain link fencing; at Certified Fencing , we are eager to provide our clients with high-quality services, including serving as a source of helpful and accurate information.  When it comes to chain link fencing, advantages include: Affordability : especially if you have a lot of ground to cover, fencing material and installation costs can add up quickly. Chain link fencing is designed specifically to cover a lot of ground while keeping costs down, which is one reason it's used so commonly, especially in the public sphere.  Low maintenance : unlike other fencing materia...

Perhaps the most popular fencing type for rural areas is split rail fencing, also called a ranch style split wood fence or post and rail fence. From the natural material to the fact that it takes less material to cover more ground, this ranch-style fencing is as functional as it is aesthetic. Although ranch style fencing is traditionally cedar wood , a more modern take is to create the same aesthetic using vinyl . Whichever material you choose, the materials cost is considerably less than other styles of fencing.  Advantages of split rail fencing include:  Affordability . Although split rail fencing doesn't offer privacy fence  like some styles of fencing, the fact that it doesn't require a solid panel allows the same amount of material to cover more ground, allowing you to get more bang for your buck.  Corrals Livestock.  There's a reason ranch style fencing is popular in rural areas; when you have livestock and other animals that need to be fenced in to a larg...