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People often ask “Can I install a fence over my driveway?” While most fences installed by Thrive Fencing are set directly into the ground using concrete or a post-pounder, there are situations where a fence needs to cross a driveway, sidewalk, patio, or even be installed indoors on a concrete slab. This can be to…
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Once you’ve decided to partner with Thrive Fencing, we’ll send you a written agreement (contract). This document outlines key terms and conditions, as well as the critical Scope of Work. While our attorney might recommend a lengthy 30+ page contract, we’ve streamlined it to under three pages, with a few important attachments. It’s always a…
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Choosing the right fence for your property involves considering several factors, including maintenance, durability, aesthetics, and cost. Each fencing style has its advantages and disadvantages, and identifying which factors matter most to you will help guide your decision. Here’s a breakdown of the pros and cons of some common fencing options: Chain Link Fencing Pros:…
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Homeowners often ask if it’s possible to build a fence in the winter. Whether they’re closing on a home in January or their new rescue dog is jumping over a 4-foot fence, the need for a taller or new fence doesn’t always wait for spring. The short answer is: Yes, it is possible to build…
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Where Should I Put My Fence? When building a new fence, one of the most important decisions you’ll make—alongside choosing the right material—is deciding where to place it. While this might seem straightforward, several factors can influence your fence’s location. Common Fence Placement For most homeowners, the typical placement is to enclose the entire backyard,…
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Watch this video or read the article below here! It’s getting closer to build day, and there are a few things we need to think about to make sure everything goes smoothly Transcript So, it’s getting closer to build day, and we’re excited to work with you. There are a few things we need to…
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Watch this video or read the article below here! Transcript Traditionally, wood fences are made of, well, wood. A drawback to a wood fence is that the posts themselves tend to degrade at ground level, either due to moisture, or bugs, or both. So several years ago, we started using what is called a…
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Each year, we at Thrive Fencing install more than 100 fences. Sometimes we’re not able to install someone’s fence (due to location, scheduling, type etc.), so people ask whom do we recommend. Well, we’re not afraid to mention our competitors. We want our customers to be informed about their options for a new fence. Here…
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