White, picket, wood fencing is the quintessential American fence. It’s simple, and will look sharp around any house, really, but why just white-wash such a nice, wide canvas? There’s so much room for potential there, literally. Instead, wouldn’t it be more fun to paint a mural or a scene on your old wooden fence? Even […]
If there’s one thing homeowners unanimously hate, it’s shoveling their residential driveways. Though many people have sagaciously invested in snow blowers, some don’t really have residential driveways big enough to warrant such an investment, while others simply don’t see the point of investing in one when they’re more than healthy enough to shovel.
Obviously, residential fencing is not meant to keep cars from crashing through homeowners’ yards. House fences make yards more private, add curb appeal, improve property value, and — sure — add some home protection by making it harder for burglars to break in, but they’re not meant to stop a car. Yet, you’d be surprised how often cars smash through wooden fences. It happens a lot more than you might think.
