If you are thinking about selling your home — or just want to increase its value — a new fence is one of the smartest investments you can make. Here is how a quality fence adds value to your Sacramento property. Curb Appeal First impressions matter. A beautiful, well-built fence immediately elevates the look of … Read more
If you have a swimming pool, spa, or hot tub in California, you are required by law to have specific safety barriers in place. These regulations exist to prevent accidental drownings, especially involving children. Here is what you need to know. The Swimming Pool Safety Act California’s Swimming Pool Safety Act requires pool owners to … Read more
If you own an RV, boat, trailer, or work truck, an RV gate gives you direct backyard access without driving through narrow side yards or over landscaping. Here is everything you need to know about RV gate installation in Sacramento. How Wide Should an RV Gate Be? Most RV gates are 10 to 16 feet … Read more
We understand the appeal of DIY. You want to save money, and building a fence looks straightforward enough. But after years of replacing failed DIY fences, we can tell you: it almost always costs more in the long run. The Post Problem Setting fence posts is the most critical part of the job — and … Read more
California’s Good Neighbor Fence Law (Civil Code Section 841) is one of the most commonly misunderstood property laws. If you share a boundary fence with a neighbor, here is what you need to know. What the Law Says In simple terms: adjoining property owners are equally responsible for maintaining, repairing, or replacing a shared boundary … Read more
A little preparation before your fence installation goes a long way toward a smooth project. Here is what you can do to help things go efficiently on installation day. 1. Know Your Property Lines Before any fence goes in the ground, make sure you know exactly where your property boundaries are. If there is any … Read more
A fence does not last forever. Over time, weather, soil conditions, and general wear take their toll. Here are five signs it is time to stop patching and start replacing. 1. Leaning or Tilting Sections If sections of your fence are leaning noticeably, the posts have likely rotted underground or lost their footing in the … Read more
Choosing a fence material is one of the biggest decisions you will make during your fencing project. Each material has strengths, drawbacks, and a different price point. Here is a breakdown to help you decide. Wood Fencing Wood is the most popular fencing material in Sacramento. It offers excellent privacy, a classic aesthetic, and can … Read more
