Every business owner knows that the amount of trash generated, even from a small business, can be significant. Most commercial enterprises find themselves requiring the placement of a dumpster somewhere on their property to dispose of this waste quickly and adequately. But having an openly visible dumpster can cause a few issues.
Fences can add value to our properties, both financially and to our home's comfort and utility of living. They significantly impact our space and are an equally large home improvement project. Choosing a fence for your project can be daunting, with various materials and styles available.
Things to Remember Winter When Installing a Fence in Winter or Early Spring
While it had not necessarily been a long winter here in Asheville, it is certainly one that grabbed everyone’s attention. With multiple rounds of snow, ice, and frigid temperatures, it announced its presence effectively. As we get closer to spring, Dogwoods are already blooming, and we might be tempted to think winter is over. However, we’ve been fooled before.
Winter may not be the season we often think of spending significant amounts of time outdoors or thinking about doing landscaping projects, but after these last few weeks of above-average temperatures, many people are thinking about taking on some of the home improvement projects they might typically put off till spring.
If installing a fence is on your list this year, don’t feel like you have to wait till winter is officially over. At the same time, there are a few things to keep in mind about your fence installation project this time of year.
Cold temperatures, snow, and ice can begin to wear down even the sturdiest outdoor fixtures. To maintain the longevity of exterior landscaping and housing, you must prepare for winter.