FAQs

The lifespan of wooden fences varies depending on the type of wood used. Custom red cedar, post, and rail fences typically last around 15 years, while spruce stockade fences have a lifespan of about 12 years. With proper maintenance, wooden fences can last up to 20 years before requiring significant replacement. For specific information about your fence's longevity, please contact us. As experienced fence professionals in the area, we're here to help.

Not all vinyl fences are created equal. At Great Barrier Fence Co, we install professional-grade vinyl fences that come with a lifetime warranty against breakage, excluding collision or misuse. If you're in need of a durable, long-lasting fence solution, we'd be happy to discuss our vinyl options with you.

When it comes to durability, vinyl and aluminum fences stand out as they don't deteriorate over time, allowing them to remain functional for many years. Wood fences, while popular, have a shorter lifespan of about 15 years due to natural wood degradation. If you have further questions about fence durability, we're here to provide expert advice and excellent customer service.

Indeed, installing a fence can increase your home's value by enhancing both its aesthetic appeal and security. If you're considering a fence to boost your property value, Great Barrier Fence is ready to assist you with our professional installation services.

When trees or other vegetation obstruct the property line, the fence must be installed on the property owner's side of these obstructions. It's generally not permissible to install a fence on a neighbor's property. For more detailed information about fence placement, please don't hesitate to contact us. We're committed to providing accurate and helpful advice.

Vinyl and aluminum fences are tied for the longest-lasting fence materials. Both can typically outlast the average home's lifetime without deteriorating. If you're interested in installing these durable fencing options, we'd be pleased to discuss our services with you.

There is no difference between vinyl and PVC fences; these terms refer to the same material. At Great Barrier Fence, we're experienced in working with this durable fencing option and would be happy to provide more information about its benefits.

We offer repair services for fences we've installed, regardless of warranty status. For fences installed by others, we assess repair feasibility based on factors such as the season, job size, and your location. If you need fence repair services, please contact us to discuss your specific situation.

Most local authorities require permits for fence installation, even when replacing an existing fence. We recommend contacting your township or borough for specific requirements. Some municipalities even provide their fence codes online. If you need assistance navigating the permit process for your fence installation, we're here to help.

Identifying property lines is the homeowner's responsibility. If you're unsure about your property boundaries, we suggest either locating them yourself or having a professional survey conducted. As professional fence installers, we ensure our work is done correctly based on the property lines you provide.