Brevard county is a place full of farm and ranch land and believe it or not, we have extensive experience in building these types of fences in the area. We understand the importance of keeping these stallions safe while in their pastures, so their security and your peace of mind is among our top priorities.

A good fence design will protect horses, people and property as well as be durable and functional. The horse fences that we build are the traditional board and rail fences with horse wire in between. This is a ?no climb? wire type fence that works to keep other critters out of your horse?s compound. If you wish, we can also add an interior electrical (hotwire) fence for an additional layer of security.

Horse fences are also very easy to customize. You can have access to your pasture or paddock simply with an installed crossbow gate, farm gate, or a simple wooden gate. We can customize horse fence options to meet both your needs and budget.

Installing quality fences and gates is more than about satisfying the customer. It?s also about abiding by regulations that may be beyond the homeowner?s control. Take this job in Manassas, VA for example:

This 4 foot high black aluminum fence was installed because the HOA required all homes in this community to have this particular type of fence; the height was also determined by the HOA.

But, before you think this 260 foot gate doesn?t have any character, it?s worth mentioning that this installation came with both a double gate and a single gate. The single gate is for your your average foot traffic, like letting the folks come over for a friendly barbecue. The double gate is for lawnmowers and extra large turkey fryer pots to fit through.

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An aluminum fence is going to give you the illusion of a wrought-iron fence without having to worry about rusting. Along with a more affordable price, it?s one reason why so many people use aluminum fencing when wanting the iron look surrounding their residential or commercial property. But aluminum fencing isn?t going to be available all in one style or even size. You have to consider the materials on the fence as well as dealing with the problem of ground slopes.

Considering Height and Material

You have some options in the height of the fence. This can be decided by the height of the panels you choose as well as the posts. Panels can come flat-topped for a more conservative look or with spikes for ornamental tastes. Those who want to recreate the look of antique wrought-iron fencing usually choose the spiked panels.

All of these can come in varying heights for whatever purpose you have in mind. Some people don?t plan to keep children or pets contained in their yard, so a shorter aluminum fence can be used strictly for stylization purposes. These always look eye-catching around residential property.

Consider which type of posts you may need based on where you?re placing your fence. Line posts will be used if you?ll only be using a straight stretch of fence. Corner posts will be used if you?re placing fencing at angles around your property. All posts are pre-drilled for each intended purpose.

Dealing with Slopes

Lowe?s reminds that extreme slopes on your property pose issues in using aluminum fencing. So it?s a good idea to assess the nature of the sloping before making any decisions. The good news is that some slight sloping isn?t necessarily a problem. If you have a fence that?s six-feet high and the slope is less than a foot, panels can be slanted (otherwise known as raked) in order to keep the fence straight. It?s a unique engineering feat that?s proven to work.

You can stair-step the panels if the slope happens to be more than a foot. End posts have to be used in this scenario to keep the fence stable. However, it?s another example of how clever engineering can help you enjoy aluminum fencing when slopes become a concern on your property.

If you live in the Northern Virginia area and need aluminum fencing for your home or business, visit us here at Beitzell Fence. We offer aluminum fences at competitive prices and provide any other type of fencing you need.

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Whether you?ve moved into a new home with a pool already installed and you already have children or you?re expecting your first child, it?s important that you get a fence installed around your pool. The various styles and designs of pool fence all have one thing in common: security. In order for you to gain the confidence that your backyard will be a safe place to spend time with your children, it?s important that you look into different designs and features for these fences.

Appropriate Height:

• Regardless of what styles of fences you prefer for your backyard, it?s important that you look into your options for the height of fences available. In order for your fence to be as secure as possible, you need to choose a height of fencing that isn?t easy to climb over and provides the security that you need.

Secure Child-Proof Lock:

• Getting a pool fence installed outdoors simply isn?t enough to prevent your children from reaching the pool. By getting a lock set up that is child-proof, you?ll be able to gain the confidence that your children won?t be able to access the pool without your assistance. This means choosing a lock that is located high on the fencing and in a form that is entirely child-proof.

Choosing a Stylish Design:

• While security should be your major concern when choosing a pool fence to protect your children from accessing the pool without supervision, it?s likely also important to you that you choose a fence that looks great. Taking into consideration the existing furniture in your outdoor space, your landscaping, and other features can help direct you towards a type of fence that will help improve the appearance of your backyard.

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