Our fence company recommends replacing custom red cedar, post, and rail fences approximately every 15 years, while spruce stockade fences can be replaced about every 12.

An aluminum fence typically requires very little maintenance. Aluminum gates are light and maintain functionality well.

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Vinyl and aluminum fence materials do not deteriorate, so they can be functional for a very long time. Wood fences, on the other hand, have a life expectancy of around 15 years due to the deterioration of the wood, according to our experts.

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Our fence company recommends a vinyl or aluminum fence as neither material deteriorates in a home's typical lifetime.

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Iron rusts, while aluminum doesn’t. Aluminum is also much more affordable and is now the standard in residential estate fencing.

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A few townships require a survey to issue a permit, but most don’t. A survey, however, is the only way to know exactly where your property line is and is a good investment. Our fence company can recommend a surveyor.

Vinyl and aluminum fence materials are guaranteed for life. With occasional adjustments and cleaning, vinyl and aluminum fences can stand strong and look good for 30 years or more, according to our experts. Red cedar and post-and-board fences have a 15-to-20-year life expectancy and spruce stockade fences have an expected lifespan of about 10 to 15 years in our experience.

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