Wood vs. Vinyl Fence in Georgia: Cost, Lifespan, and Upkeep
Wood costs less the day you buy it. Vinyl usually costs less across twenty years. That is the honest summary, and it is not the whole answer, because there are several situations in this climate where vinyl is genuinely the wrong call. Here is how to tell which one you are in.
The 8 Most Common Fence Problems in Georgia’s Clay and Humidity
Fences fail here for reasons that have little to do with the fence and a lot to do with the ground under it and the air around it. Here are the eight problems we are called out for most, which are preventable, and which are just wood being wood.
Why Two Fence Quotes for the Same Yard Can Differ by $4,000
Same yard, same height, same fence, and the two numbers are thousands apart. The gap is almost never one company being greedy. It is a different fence, described in the same words. Here is how to find the difference before you sign.
Buying a Fence on Price vs. Buying on Warranty
Two fence quotes can look identical until you read what happens if something fails. One carries a year. One carries twenty. Here is how to tell what a fence warranty is actually worth, what every warranty in this trade excludes, and which clause matters most.
Cedar vs. Pressure-Treated Pine Fence: Which Is Worth It in the CSRA?
Cedar costs more and lasts about ten years longer. Pine costs less and does the job. The part that decides it for most people is what each wood does in its first three months in an Augusta yard, and what you have to do about it. Here is that part.