FAQs

Sealing and maintaining your wood fence is crucial. While untreated wood fences may last around 15 years, applying paint or stain can extend their lifespan to approximately 30 years with proper upkeep.

It's advisable to apply stain or paint to your wood fence a few months after installation. Don't wait a full year, as this may lead to weathering or dirt buildup that could hinder proper sealing. Allow some time for the fence to dry post-installation to ensure better bonding with the stain.

Indeed, while wood fences require regular maintenance, fences constructed from materials such as aluminum, chain link, or vinyl require minimal to no upkeep.

At Sam Fencing, we prioritize workmanship warranty repairs. We'll expedite your request, placing it near the top of our list to ensure prompt attention and necessary work completion.

Prior to fence installation, it's important to have a conversation with your neighbors about property boundaries, the style of fence you're considering, and the possibility of sharing costs if the fence will benefit both properties.

While it's possible to install simpler fence types as a do-it-yourself project, professional installation is recommended to ensure longevity and compliance with local regulations.

Spring and autumn generally provide more favorable weather conditions for fence installation and allow for better material acclimation.

For sloped properties, specific installation techniques such as stepping or racking can be employed. It's advisable to consult with your fence installer about the most suitable options for your terrain.

When selecting a fence contractor, seek out licensed and insured professionals with positive customer reviews. It's also beneficial to obtain multiple quotes for comparison.

In most cases, installing a new fence can enhance property value, particularly if it improves the overall appearance of your property and adds functional benefits.