A wood fence can be a great way to give a home a definitive border. It keeps children in and stray animals out. It also changes the look of the house. But over time, wood fences rot away. Before you know it, you and your neighbor’s pit bull will be growling at each other over the Japanese maple at the edge of your property. However, you can make wood fences last longer — and keep your neighbor’s dog on his side of the yard — with a little care.

Aluminum railings have been a core part of our business for over thirty years. Our mechanical aluminum railings are an attractive maintenance-free solution particularly suitable for large apartment, condominium, and hotel projects. Its strength, durability, ease of installation, and clean appearance make it a popular option for everyone from individual homeowners to large project developers.
Our welded aluminum railings offer all the beauty and traditional appearance of wrought iron, without any of the maintenance issues. Finally, all the classic elements of traditional wrought iron, from twisted balusters to sweeping curves, are available in maintenance-free aluminum!

Vinyl fencing is becoming a popular alternative to traditional wood pickets or rails. Though it costs more at the outset, vinyl fencing pays for itself because it lasts longer and requires almost no maintenance. Installing any fence is a two-person job that requires multiple days to complete. Concrete that holds the posts needs time to harden before the installation can be finished. Plan the location of the fence carefully, and you’ll avoid costly mistakes that might be difficult to undo.