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By Teresa Dixon In Choosing a Fence

Is It Time For A Fence?

Have you ever considered getting a fence for your home? You may not have needed one in the past but might be thinking about it more and more lately. How do you know if a fence is right for your yard and lifestyle, though? Here are a few guidelines to help you decide if getting a fence is the best option.

Do you have kids or pets?

If you moved in before you got pets or had children, a fence may not have been necessary. Now that you’re taking care of others, it’s important that they’re safe. A fence can prevent them from getting out or from others getting in. When considering a fence for this purpose, make sure it’s not one that your child can climb or your pet can burrow under.

You may also want to consider a dog kennel for your pet if you don’t want to fence in the entire yard.

Do you have a pool?

A pool is a great place to spend those hot summer days but it could also be a hazard to those not being careful. consider a fence around your pool if you’re concerned about trespassers illegally taking a dive or little ones finding their way out there without supervision.

Are you concerned with privacy?

Fences are also a great way for you to feel more comfortable away from the prying eyes of your neighbors. Whether you’re lounging around the backyard or your kids are playing on the playground, you won’t want to feel like you’re exposed to the world. A privacy fence can keep your home life away from the world and even make you feel safer.

There are, of course, reasons you might not want or be able to get a fence. Check your city’s or county’s laws to make sure you have the authority to add a fence and where. If you have relatively few neighbors or feel that the area is safe, you might opt for no fence. Or there might be shrubs or trees already in place that provide enough privacy.

However, a fence is a great option for many and especially those who answered “yes” to the above questions. Consider Central Fence and talk to one of our professionals today.

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