No doubt about it, St. Louis has a wealth of interesting and beautiful homes, not to mention historic neighborhoods. As a premier St. Louis Fence Company, we’ve been able to see many of these houses up-close.
Fencing Aluminum
If you are in the St. Louis area, there are many options when it comes to fences for your home (and fence contractors). No wonder, given the many different styles of homes in the area. But how do you choose what will add the most beauty and value to your home? In truth, there’s no better source than a reputable St. Louis fence company.
When looking for a fence for your home or commercial property, looks and cost are important, naturally. But the cost of maintaining your fence should play a large role in your decision, too. A low-maintenance fence can be a better investment in the long run without sacrificing security, style, or privacy.
Winters in the Midwest can be brutal on outdoor structures and furnishings, including your fence. A true winter fence should be able to withstand the swings in temperature, not to mention the snow, ice, and wind that come with winter weather.
If you are considering a fence for your property, you’ve probably considered traditional wood fencing. But there are also a number of non-wood alternatives. Some of these alternatives are a much better choice when it comes to safety, durability, and pricing.
To prove the point, we’re going to do a head-to-head comparison of aluminum vs wood fencing. Let’s look at each using the five criteria St. Louis area homeowners tell us they care about most: Cost, maintenance requirements, installation hassle, privacy, and looks/style options.
When you invest your heart and soul – and especially your life savings – into your company, you want to do everything you can to protect it. Whether that means arming it against intruders and hazards or creating an environment that keeps customers streaming in and your revenue stream flowing. Read More
From their base in Texas, Chip and Joanna Gaines have inspired homeowners across the country to turn their outdated and boring abode into the home of their dreams. While many of us fantasize about living in Waco so Magnolia Homes and HGTV’s Fixer Upper can handle our home transformation, the majority of us are left to tackle renovations on our own. Read More
The St. Louis region offers an unmatched variety of neighborhoods, communities, and municipalities. Whether you live in a 19th-century-row house in Lafayette Square, a ranch house in Hazelwood, or a renovated farmhouse in Jefferson County, you want the same things for your home and family as your fellow St. Louisans – security, privacy, and comfort, and all at a price you can afford. Read More
Residential chain link fence used to be a popular fencing option in the metro St. Louis area. Many homeowners chose it because it’s cheap, easy to install, and well, everyone else was using it. But installing a chain link fence is no longer the preferred choice of residential fencing. Read More
As with any home improvement project, a little research can go a long way in finding the right fencing materials for your needs and budget. Unfortunately, a little research can quickly turn into a big time commitment as you visit website after website and go from store to store to compare fencing products and brands. Read More
Whether you’re buying a new house in St. Louis or upgrading the one you currently have, consider adding yard fencing to your to-do list. While fencing requires an upfront investment, it’s one of the smartest ones you can make to add value to your home and to protect everyone inside.
Whatever yard fencing ideas you have in mind, there’s an option to meet your taste and budget, from ornamental and simulated stone to vinyl and aluminum. Best of all, maintenance is a cinch so you can spend your time focusing on the dozens of other home updates you need to tackle. Read More
A quick tour of St. Louis neighborhoods quickly confirms it: our community is full of character. From the historic charm of Lafayette Square, Carandolet, and Soulet, to the small-town vibe of Kimmswick, Maplewood, and Kirkwood, each of the city’s neighborhoods brings its own unique vibe, and with it, its own take on residential living. That’s just one of the reasons why St. Louis fencing is so wide-ranging: the type of fence you see in St. Louis neighborhoods depends on the area’s architecture, culture, and history. Read More
Don’t let your backyard take a backseat to the rest of your home’s design. Modern backyard designs add curb appeal, livable space, privacy, and resale value to your home. Read More
Looking to Create a More Private Backyard?
Whether you want to surround a pool, playset or patio, or just create a space to escape the rush and noise of everyday life, there’s an option for every style and budget. Here are just 4 ideas to create a more private backyard: Read More
Which Is Your Best Fencing Option?
There aren’t many ways around this one: chain link fencing just isn’t that attractive — especially when compared to cost-effective, virtually maintenance-free fence materials like aluminum. But apart from aesthetics, what’s the difference between chain link and aluminum fences? Read More
Fencing Compared
People are often finding themselves “on the fence.” We sell and install a lot of fencing in St. Louis, and we hear this a lot: Read More
Tips for Choosing a Fence for Your Furry Friend
Dogs were meant to run free — but whether you live in the suburbs, the city or the secluded countryside, keeping your pets safe with reliable fencing is an important concern. We’ve been installing dog-friendly and essentially maintenance-free fences in the greater St. Louis area for 20+ years.
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Aluminum vs. Steel Fences: 3 Things to Consider
Aluminum and steel are excellent options when it comes to choosing a fencing material for design, durability, and minimum maintenance. Both aluminum and steel fences are virtually maintenance-free, meaning you’ll spend more time enjoying the yard — not working in it. And, at a fraction of the cost of wrought iron, aluminum and steel fencing provide style and security without breaking the bank.
Aluminum Fencing: A Cost-Effective Alternative to Wrought Iron
Wrought iron fencing. It’s synonymous with sophistication, security and style.
Iron fencing also happens to be one of the most expensive fencing options available, averaging $20-30 per foot. It requires regular maintenance to prevent rust.
You might be thinking, “There has to be a better option.”
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