Ramsey, MN - Northland Fence discusses the concept of a “no dig” fence in their latest blog. These fences do not require digging holes in the ground like a traditional fence is installed. These types of fences are simply hammered into the ground. Technically, any fence could be a “no dig” fence if someone has the right equipment, and these fences are available in several places, such as Lowes and Amazon. Those fences are typically geared toward self-installing and are not made of materials that can withstand harsh weather conditions. However, large fences can also be a “no dig.” These posts are typically thicker and driven 4ft in the ground. Typically, these fences require equipment that most homeowners don’t have.
“There are many quick fencing options available all over the internet and at your local hardware store. What’s important to know is that when it comes to personal installation, ‘fast and easy’ doesn’t always mean the cheapest or the best. What you save in costs toward a fencing company, you lose in the time you spend as well as the short life span of most ‘fast and easy’ installation kits. If a fence costs a fraction of the price of hiring a contractor, but it only lasts a year before you have to buy another one, are you really saving any money?” the blog post asks.
When someone is planning on installing a fence, there are some things that they need to be aware of. People can only build their fences inside their property. Even in areas that allow fences to be built on the property line, the fence still needs to be inside one’s property. Checking with the local registrar’s office can help keep someone certain where the exact boundaries are. Also, it can be dangerous and costly if the fence accidentally hits a utility line. It is recommended to call the utility company to prevent this from happening. Also, creating a plan of where the fence will go, landscaping needs, and what materials are needed is important before installing a fence.
Fencing materials can be bought at hardware stores, but typically, they will have a small selection. Stock options might be better online. If someone is looking for a wooden fence, lumber companies can be a good place to look. Fencing companies might sell materials as well. It is possible that using a fencing company will bring about materials that the average consumer doesn’t have access to.
Every township, county, and state has its own rules and regulations regarding fencing, so it is important to check what those are. In Minnesota, people are not allowed to install electric fences or barbed wire if they are not for agricultural purposes. Typically, one’s city’s website will provide those regulations. These regulations can include the need for a permit, the style of the fence, fence placement, and the fence's height.
“Installing a fence yourself can give you a lot of control over the specifics of where your fence goes. You might also save some money during the installation process. The downside, however, is the time you lose as you install the fence. You lose time not only from the installation process but from going to get materials, to potential mistakes that need to be fixed,” the blog post continues.
Northland Fence is a local family-owned company that offers a lifetime warranty on vinyl, a 15-year warranty on all other materials, and a 10-year labor warranty on everything. They also have supplies always in stock with no hidden fees. Their employees are in-house and paid year-round.
For more information about Northland Fence’s services, call them today at 763-316-4881.
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