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3 Tips For A Longer Lasting Fence
At Pecos Fence, we often get asked, “How long will a cedar fence last?” You’ll be happy to know that in Texas, a properly maintained cedar fence can last for 15-20 years or more. This is longer than a pine (5-12 years) or fir/spruce (4-7 years) fence will last. Cedar fences can last so long […]
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Why Winter Is A Great Season To Install A New Fence!
Many people wonder if you can build a fence in the winter. In truth, winter can be an ideal time to put in a fence for a variety of reasons. In Texas we have mild winters. With that in mind , here are 3 reason winter is a great season to schedule your fence installation! […]
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Wood Fence in the Atomic Age
If you’ve ever wondered how best to protect your wood fence in the event of an extremely local atomic bomb detonation, you’ve come to the right place. With the ever looming possibility of nuclear war hanging over us like the sword of Damocles , the punctilious homeowner must be prepared. You may ask, “Is it […]
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Cedar, A Great Fence Material
Folks have been utilizing Cedar for thousands of years., all over the world. Cedar has many varieties and so, it has many uses. An extremely versatile material, cedar has been used to make mats, clothing, hats and baskets. Its oils are used for perfumes and to ward against insects. Its lumber has been used to […]
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Santa Don’t Forget My New Fence
Christmas is a time for giving…and getting. Sometimes, my family and I decide to buy something for the “house” instead of all those individual gifts. One year, it was a trampoline, one year an Xbox. It’s always something the whole family can use.Is this the year your family gets a new fence? A new fence […]
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Embracing Tradition and Modernity: Exploring Fence Styles Across the United States
Fences serve as practical and aesthetic structures, defining property boundaries and reflecting the unique regional styles found across the United States. From traditional wooden picket fences to contemporary designs, the country showcases an array of fence types that blend both historical charm and modern innovation. Northeast:In the Northeast, the classic white picket fence endures, but […]
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Fence Spotlight: New England Stone Walls, Underrated Relics of American History
In the picturesque landscape of New England, where rolling hills and dense forests converge, an often overlooked relic of American history stands as a testament to the perseverance and ingenuity of its early settlers. The stone walls that crisscross the region, once functional boundaries and markers, now serve as silent storytellers of a bygone era. […]