Vinyl Fences
You might like the appearance of a wood fence, but you are put off at the maintenance wood fences require. You will definitely love vinyl fences.
A vinyl fence or vinyl privacy fence combines PVC (polyvinyl chloride) as the major ingredient. Other ingredients are polyvinyl acetate, polyacrylonitrile, stabilizers, UV inhibitors, impact modifiers, and dyes mixed together at varying proportions. Enough with the chemistry!
Vinyl fences look like wood fences. Unlike wood, a vinyl privacy fence requires practically no maintenance and neither needs repairs nor repainting; unless you want a color change, then you can call a privacy fence installer.
Contacting a Fence company for vinyl Fence Installation will give you the privacy you want with the modern appearance.
Some Benefits of Vinyl fences include:
- They are beautiful – Most people install fences to mark out barriers. But no one would say no to a beautiful fence that does its work. Vinyl fences come in several colors, such as grey, brown, white. Some vinyl fences even have wood grain on them to give the exact appearance of wood.
- No maintenance stress – A vinyl fence saves you the stress of maintenance; you do not have to worry about termite attacks, painting, sealants, or weathering. Vinyl fence maintains its color even if you wash it with water and scrub it with a brush.
- Strong and long-lasting – Vinyl fence might break if hit by a car or hit with a rock. But vinyl fences are flexible and strong; they are rust-resistant. Guess what? They are also water-resistant. They won’t break away into small pieces. Vinyl fences will stand strong with harsh weather conditions, can last decades with little maintenance, and would hardly involve you calling any fence company for fence repair.
- Won’t hurt your pets and kids – If you have a stubborn dog or kid that likes to run into fences or chew anything in sight. The vinyl fence would not hurt him.
- Affordable – Vinyl fence cost is very affordable. Vinyl privacy fence provides a cheap privacy fence option. The fencing prices of wood quoted by fence contractors are higher in the long run than vinyl. No matter what the price of vinyl is, initially, a wood fence will be more expensive in the long run.
