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DIY Fence Installation Mistakes to Avoid

One of the benefits of homeownership is making the ideal place we call home, whether it be through a lovely and elegant garden, landscape architecture, or designing a living area that extends the ability to entertain. Building one’s fence is one of the best tasks for a DIY enthusiast. But there are numerous errors that homeowners frequently make and that every fence contractor wants you to avoid when working on a fence project, and these errors have an impact on how the fence will appear once you’re done.

Here are some frequent installation errors that people:

You Miscalculated Your Property Line

When you build a fence on what is theoretically your neighbor’s property, you make one of the most aggravating (and potentially expensive) errors. If this occurs, they have every legal right to demand that you take down the fence. Because of this, it is highly recommended to confirm your property line before beginning your fence construction. Don’t let it cost you more; after all, you’re building the fence yourself to save money.

Shallow Post Holes

In DIY fencing, shallow post holes are too prevalent due to inexperience or a lack of supplies. If you dig a post hole that is deep enough, your fence post will remain firmly in place, preventing the effects of wind and the freeze/thaw cycle and remaining in place for years to come. 30-36 inches is the ideal depth for a fence post hole, which is sufficient to maintain the stability of your fence posts.

Investing on Low-Quality Materials

This is a frequent error, but it makes sense for larger setups. When sitting on the shelf, less expensive materials can be appealing to you if this is your first DIY fence installation. The issue is that the inferior quality of the less expensive item results in your purchase of only problems. Cheap vinyl snaps under strain, poor-quality wood rots quickly, and iron rusts quickly. Use superior fencing materials that will stand the test of time.

If you are looking for a reliable fence contractor, JR Fencing LLC is the one you should choose. We offer excellent services in Tacoma, WA. If you have some inquiries about our services, call us at (253) 254-7484.

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