Aluminum fencing: this is among the most affordable fencing options and comes in tubular form. Lightweight and reasonably durable, this is a popular option for many residences where the highest level of security is not on top of the priority list. This is also a great option for eco-friendly customers looking for greener alternatives, as aluminum is easily recyclable. One potential drawback is that although aluminum fences can mimic the look of steel or wrought iron fences, those with a very discerning eye may notice visible fasteners connecting the pickets and panels. Most people, however, would not notice this unless they were specifically searching for it.
For both steel and aluminum fence installations, one of the newer revolutions is a powder coating that dramatically reduces the propensity for rust, and unlike older coating systems, powder coated aluminum fencing lasts a great deal longer, creating a strong outer skin for the metal. Unlike paint, the powder coating will unlikely chip, but like paint, it opens up a window of customization where the caps can be coated a certain colour, for example.
Another key consideration when looking into a steel or aluminum fence installation is the method of install. What we mean by that is that some panels may need to be purchased or prefabricated, brought to the site and assembled there, anchored either on concrete blocks or cement. These are things we would discuss with you in our consultation. We will advise you of the best options given your budget, location, and ideas for appearance and function.
Whatever metal fence options you ultimately choose, our fence installers at Richmond Hill Fence will ensure that it will be built to last while offering a beautiful aesthetic to your property. We look forward to working with you.
For both steel and aluminum fence installations, one of the newer revolutions is a powder coating that dramatically reduces the propensity for rust, and unlike older coating systems, powder coated aluminum fencing lasts a great deal longer, creating a strong outer skin for the metal. Unlike paint, the powder coating will unlikely chip, but like paint, it opens up a window of customization where the caps can be coated a certain colour, for example.
Another key consideration when looking into a steel or aluminum fence installation is the method of install. What we mean by that is that some panels may need to be purchased or prefabricated, brought to the site and assembled there, anchored either on concrete blocks or cement. These are things we would discuss with you in our consultation. We will advise you of the best options given your budget, location, and ideas for appearance and function.
Whatever metal fence options you ultimately choose, our fence installers at Richmond Hill Fence will ensure that it will be built to last while offering a beautiful aesthetic to your property. We look forward to working with you.