Sometimes plain water — however forceful — just doesn’t cut it. If your garden hose didn’t do the trick, grab a bucket of warm water, dish soap, and a sponge and start cleaning. Work from the bottom of your fence upwards, using a cloth to scrub away dirt and scuff marks. Remember to rinse your […]
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Most fencing experts recommend setting fence posts in concrete at least two feet into the ground. Our vinyl fence installation experts at Future Outdoors always set vinyl and wood fence posts 3 feet into the ground for our 6-foot and taller fences for extra stability and strength. The mistake most homeowners make, though, is thinking […]
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Dirt and debris from vegetation can build up on your fence over time. A thorough cleaning every year should help it look brand new again. You can employ a number of different methods of cleaning to figure out which works best for your fence. Using a power washer or your garden hose may help take […]
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When you build a vinyl fence you have to make sure that the posts are inserted deep enough in the ground. Wood and metal fences have weight behind them that helps keep them stable. A vinyl fence is not that lucky as vinyl is a very light material. The posts of the fence are there […]
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