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By Teresa Dixon In Chain Link Fence, Choosing a Fence

Why Chain-link Fences are Low Maintenance

Chain Link Fence in a Forest Area

You live a busy life. With household tasks that need to be maintained, bills that need to be paid, and keeping up with a healthy social life, you might find yourself short on time to spend fine-tuning your fence. If you’re the type of person who likes to have a fence installed and be done with it, chain-link fences are the perfect fit for you. Chain-link fences are renowned for their low cost and low maintenance requirements. Chain-link fences have a variety of factors that contribute to their effortless protection– if you’re in the market to buy a fence, but don’t know how or don’t want to deal with potentially expensive fence repair, keep these in mind: 

 

Durability

Chain-link fences are made of metal– steel, to be exact. Steel has been used for centuries around the world for its strength. The way chain-link fences are designed, a wire of steel is made to wrap around another wire, then another, until you end up with a network of looping wires that support each other. A chain-link fence has a small amount of give to it, which means that if a weight is pushed against it, it won’t be an all-or-nothing contest between whatever’s pushing it and the fence. If some heavyweight were propped against the side of your chain-link fence, it would push inward a small amount before bouncing right back to its original position. No risk of your fence being upended or pushed out of place. Chain-link fences are commonly treated with rust and element-resistant coatings, so it won’t be damaged under the influence of the elements. 

 

Flexibility

One of the biggest advantages of chain-link fencing is in how easy it is to customize its height and length to whatever dimensions you require of it. There’s a reason why massive institutions, such as schools, airports, zoos, and stadiums all make good use of chain-link fencing. If you want a fence that’s four feet tall, chain-link fences can be made to easily accommodate your needs. If you want a taller chain-link fence that stands six feet tall, no problem! Chain-link fences can be fit to nearly any height or width dimension, from ten feet tall to ten thousand feet long. Chain-link fences can be made to fit a variety of environments, and can even be installed over uneven ground. 

 

Installation

The installation of your chain-link fence won’t take long. If you hire a trusted fencing professional, such as Central Fence, you’ll have a beautiful, fully-functioning fence in no time. While chain-link fences can be installed by amateurs, it is recommended that you get a professional fence installation service to do it instead. While it may be possible to erect a chain-link fence on your own, it would end up being a lengthier, lower quality, and potentially more expensive route than if you were to hire Central Fence to install it instead. With that in mind, chain-link fences are a quick fence to have installed if you need an express enclosure. 

 

Still on the fence about chain-link fences? Feel free to stop by one of our convenient locations in Swainsboro, Vidalia, Statesboro, or Sandersville or call us on our phone number (1-800-221-6425). We’d be happy to help in any way we can!

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