Fort Collins Fencing Tips—How to Take Proper Care of a Wood Fence

"Termites are extremely destructive pests that can literally eat an entire home made of wood down to the last speck. Popular wood fences such as redwood, fir, pine, and cedar are all susceptible to termite infestation. You can rid yourself of a termite problem by hiring a professional exterminator, but you may choose to do the job yourself by pouring or painting your wood fence with borax, a much less toxic insecticide option. If worse comes to worst and you'll need to replace your entire wood fence, don't worry. Fort Collins fence professionals like Altitude Fence and Deck can replace your wood fence in no time at all."

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Materials for Fencing in Fort Collins—Benefits of Using Vinyl Fences

"A benefit not listed in Bady's article but is worth mentioning is that vinyl fences are non-toxic because they are not treated with hazardous chemicals. They are usually made from recycled materials. In terms of what it's made of, vinyl consists of 49% chlorine, a material derived from salt, and another 49% hydrocarbons, which are derived from natural gas. Fort Collins fencing experts at companies like Altitude Fence and Deck will only be too happy to talk to you more about the benefits of using vinyl fencing. Don't hesitate to call them if you are interested in installing a vinyl fence."

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