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| Thank you for your email and follow-up. I am in the process of selecting one of the several contractors I have spoken with. Without a doubt, the service you provide in his area is second to none. Again, I thank you and will let you know the final outcome once the project is completed. |
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Chain-link fences are a great choice for fencing your property because they are inexpensive, practical and unobtrusive.
Chain-link fencing is a mesh composed of interlocking metal links. The material is usually galvanized or coated steel wire. The zig-zagging wires form a classic diamond pattern that gives the fencing a clean, open look. Typically, this mesh fencing comes in 9-gauge, 11-gauge and 11.5-gauge. They also come in a variety of colors including: black, white, green, brown and gray.  |
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Cyclone Fencing & Hurricane Fencing |
Weather affects the way we live and the way we build. Different building materials and methods have to be used to fit the demands of various regions. When it comes to fences and fence building, climate can be an important consideration. Regions of the US affected by hurricanes or cyclones may find it best to build a hurricane fence or a cyclone fence. These fences are, in fact, chain-link fences. They are thus called because they were noticed to be the only kind of fence left remaining after such violent hurricane storms and extreme weather systems. |
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When Choosing a Type of Fence Ask Yourself: |
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Do I live in an area affected by hurricanes or cyclones?
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What purpose will the fence serve?
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Do I have kids?
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Pets?
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Is Fence Pricing a deciding factor?
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Do I need a fence for privacy?
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Is the fence for security?
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Will the fence surround a pool?
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What kind of fence maintenance will be required?
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How durable is the fencing material?
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Suitable Uses for Chain-Link Fences |
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In backyards
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Around pools
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For tennis courts
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To pen animals
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To mark property lines
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In school yards
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For baseball diamonds
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8 Chain-Link Fence Installation Tips |
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1) Set posts at 8 - 10 feet intervals
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2) Posts should be set in concrete (concrete anchors)
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3) Stretch wire and fence and with a comealong (a ratcheting tool)
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4) Use a driving cap (post pounder) to avoid damaging the post tops
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5) Use tension bars and tension bands to attach the fence to the end posts
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6) Install a wire at the bottom to discourage animals from digging
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7) A top rail can be added to keep the tops of the wire from bending (optional)
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8) Barbed wire can be added for extra security
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Fence Pricing |
Chain-link fences are economical fences that are quick and easy for a professional to install. Fence Contractors may determine the cost of installing a fence based on the linear foot or by the job. Get free quotes from three or four fence contractors for your fencing project. This will allow you to compare prices and give you a good idea of the cost involved in building a new fence. |
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