Clean your vinyl fence with mild detergent and water. For more stubborn stains, products like Simple Green can be effective. Regular cleaning helps maintain the fence's appearance and prevents buildup of dirt and mildew.

Vinyl is a mixture of polyvinyl chloride, stabilizers, colorants, UV inhibitors, and impact modifiers. In fencing, these ingredients are mixed, heated, and extruded into lineals similar to lumber, which are then cut, routed, and assembled into the desired fence style.

While allowing vines to grow on your fence is popular, certain vines or plant life can cause uneven coloration if left over time. Regular maintenance is recommended to preserve the fence's appearance.

Installation methods depend on soil conditions. In some areas, posts can be set by packing dirt around them if the hole is deep enough. However, using concrete is generally recommended for stability and hole dug to the proper depth.

Maintaining a powder-coated fence is simple. Regularly wash it down with soapy water using a neutral detergent, and rinse with clear water to remove pollutants and pollen. This should be done monthly, or more frequently in marine and industrial environments.

High-quality vinyl fences contain UV inhibitors to prevent yellowing. However, grime can accumulate, so regular cleaning is necessary. While vinyl is non-organic and doesn't support mildew growth, mildew can attach to dirt on the fence if not cleaned.

Not all. While many of our catalogue fences and gates include Galvanized steel, some custom-made products use untreated black steel due to size limitations. Any use of black steel is noted on the order and communicated to the customer.

Vinyl can expand and contract with temperature changes. In very cold weather, it may become slightly less flexible and more brittle. Proper installation accounts for expansion and contraction to maintain the fence's integrity.

Yes, we offer steel privacy strips in regular and enhanced privacy options. However, standard residential chain link fences may not be designed to support the additional wind and snow loads that come with privacy strips. We recommend considering alternative solutions if privacy is a primary concern.

Chain link fences are popular for their attractiveness and cost-effectiveness. They are maintenance-free and ideal for homes with children, pets, or swimming pools.

Yes, we offer chain link fences in black, brown, and green. The mesh is made with galvanized wire that is vinyl-covered before weaving, and all posts, rails, caps, and fittings are powder-coated to match the mesh color.

Powder coating involves spraying a dry powdered plastic onto the steel, which is then baked to create an even, durable finish. This method doesn't require solvents, captures overspray, and provides better UV protection, adhesion, and scratch resistance compared to traditional painting.