The space between your fence pickets is usually a matter of preference. You can choose to make it as narrow or wide as you want it, but you have to take several things into account before you settle on the gap size. Masters Roofing explains further.
Installing a new fence in your home is a home improvement project that requires homeowners to make a lot of considerations to complete. One of these considerations is the material you’ll use for your fence. In fact, when it comes to fencing, you have a wide range of material options that you may find yourself easily overwhelmed by your choices. According to fencing and roof repair pros, one of the most popular fencing materials is vinyl due to the various benefits they bring, such as:
Almost every American homeowner should install a fence in their property. After all, not only does it clearly establish where your property ends and your neighbor’s begin, it also increases your home’s overall aesthetic appeal and by extension, your property value. When installing a fence in your home, it’s vital that they’re properly spaced so they can properly expand and contract. But how exactly can you space them?
In this post, roof replacement and fence installation experts Masters Roofing tells you how big your fence gaps should be.
A good fence serves a number of great practical and decorative functions. However, depending on the codes, regulations and zoning of where you live you might have to file a permit. In today’s article, Masters Roofing, the top choice for residential roofing and other home improvement services in our area, explains everything you need to know about obtaining a fence permit.