Vinyl

​Vinyl Fences are made from a plastic material called Polyvinyl Chloride (PCV). This is a durable and easy to maintain material that is one of the most popular fencing materials for residential and commercial applications. Vinyl is also attractive compared to metal and wood fence and can be installed to improve the aesthetics of a property and to improve curb appeal. They also serve security purposes and to demarcate a property line.
 
Vinyl Fence Design Options
When it comes to fencing, there is a variety of styles to choose from but vinyl remains one of the most versatile fencing materials that can be used to achieve different designs based on your preferred style. PVC which is used in vinyl fencing can be cut in various ways. It can be cut as a picket-style fence, lattice, tongue and groove, privacy fence, or any other fence style. A vinyl fence can be used for pretty much any style of design as metal or wooden fence. They often come in white or tan colors but can be made into pretty much any color based on your preferences. However, your choice of design and color can impact the total cost of vinyl fencing.
 
What Is The Cost Of Vinyl Fencing?
Averagely the basic cost of installing a vinyl fence can be between $19 to $35 per linear foot. However, if you want a fence with decorative feature and special detailing, you may have to pay up to $50 per linear foot. Factors that determine the overall cost of your vinyl fencing includes the size, design choices, additional features and overal complexity of the project.,
 
Easy Installation, Low-Maintenance
Vinyl fences are well-known for their ease of installation. In fact, with the right tools and the right instructions, any DIY enthusiast can install a vinyl fence. It’s as easy as putting some LEGO blocks together. However, it is best to leave your fence installation to a professional for the best result. Vinyl fences are also quite easy to maintain. It will retain an attractive appearance and remain strong and sturdy with occasional hosing down and very minimal care. You also don’t have to spend a lot on replacing or repairing parts of your fence.
 
Vinyl Fencing Limitation
Every fencing material no matter how great it is will have some limitations. For vinyl fencing, the major downside is the tendency for the material to expand and contract with fluctuating temperature. This can make the material brittle with time. Still, despite this limitation, vinyl remains a very durable fencing material with a guarantee of years of active use. Another problem with vinyl fencing is that it costs a lot more to install. However, because it is a low-maintenance material, the overall cost of the vinyl fencing makes it a cheaper option in the long run. At the end of the day, the pros of vinyl fencing definitely outweigh the cons.