June 22, 2012

The secret to choosing the right fence for your home is to research those pros and cons of each fencing material and determine which  makes the most sense for your needs. Luckily for you, the fencing experts at Freedom Fence and Home have already done all the research for you.

So here are some things to consider when making your fencing decision.

Which Fence is Right for You?

Vinyl Fence Pros A wide variety of styles and colors Can mimic the look of real wood No painting required Cleaning is easy due to their glossy, non-porous surfaces No splitting or cracking No termites No fungus No Dry rot Fire resistant	Vinyl Fence Cons More expensive than wood fencing Extreme temperatures make the vinyl expand and contract Can be damaged by high winds Some – not all – have mildew problems Repairs are not as easy as with wood fences
Wood Fence Pros A traditional, classic look Affordable The ability to paint or stain offers you more options now and in the future They are natural and organic. A good choice for the environment Easier to repair than vinyl fences	Wood Fence Cons Yearly maintenance Painting (yes, it’s a pro and a con) Termites Fungus Rotting wood Boards can warp

If you are still having trouble deciding between vinyl fencing and wood fencing, do not hesitate to contact the Home Improvement experts at Freedom Fence and Home. Our deck and fence specialists are available to help homeowners, like you, select the perfect fence for you, your home, and your wallet!

If you have any questions, please contact Freedom Fence and Home by calling 443-271-6841 or visit our website.

With 40 years of experience, Freedom Fence and Home has provided the highest quality fence and decking materials to its many residential and commercial clients throughout in Baltimore, Maryland and Harford county as well many residential clients in Baltimore county and Baltimore city.

Freedom Fence and Home – Your Maryland Deck and Fence Experts!

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