Vinyl Fencing

If you own a wood fence you know how tedious and repetitive it can be to maintain it. Scraping, prepping and repainting a wooden fence is a lot of work and can be expensive if you hire someone to do it. Plus, a wood fence can attract termites. If left untreated, your wood fence could be destroyed.

Replacing it with a vinyl fence is a smarter alternative.

1. Low Maintenance. A vinyl fence requires a limited amount of maintenance. Because it’s surface is non-porous, washing the fence with a mild household detergent and water will keep it looking new.
2. No Painting. A vinyl fence requires no paint cycles. 
3. Durability. A vinyl fence is very strong and durable. You should not expect to find surface cracking, peeling, chipping, rotting, or fading.

While vinyl fencing has a higher initial installation cost, because it lasts much longer than wood fencing and requires no paint and virtually no repair cycles, it is significantly less expensive. Replacing your wood fence with a high-quality vinyl fencing is like getting your second wood fence at half price, while totally eliminating all the repainting costs. This brings the effective cost down to about the same price as a wood fence in the shorter term and much cheaper in the longer term.

The bottom line is that associations with vinyl fencing enjoy lower reserve contributions. Install it, and you don’t have to think about it for 30 years or more. No warping, no cracking, and no termites!