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Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Storm Proof Fences?


With Hurricane Sandy tearing through the east coast this week, thousands of homeowners are facing property damages – especially residents of the Mid-Atlantic and northeastern states.

As people from Connecticut to Virginia mend or replace their fences, roofs, and yard structures this week, many are re-thinking strategies to prepare for future storms.  Which brings us to a very popular question – and that is:

Which types of fences are most storm proof?

If you live in a coastal area that is impacted by hurricanes and tropical storms, we suggest that you invest in a strong fence that will allow wind to pass through.  Our top three choices for you are:

1. Steel Ornamental Fences, which boast strength, durability, and minimal maintenance. Learn more about top-quality steel fences.

2. Aluminum Ornamental Fences, which are also sturdy and long-lasting, possessing the strength of steel and the timeless look of iron.  Learn more about aluminum fencing options.

3. Chain Link Fences, which are cost-effective, easy to install, and allow plenty of wind to pass through.  Check out galvanized steel and color-coated chain link fencing options.

Have specific questions about hurricane proof fences?  Feel free to leave a comment below, or contact Fence Center at 888-336-2358, Monday - Friday, 8am-5pm ET.

Monday, October 29, 2012

Fence Center Provides Protection from Deer Overpopulation


Deer overpopulation is a pressing concern for landowners across the country. Our white-tailed friends – which were, once upon a time, a state-protected rarity – have been multiplying in number since the early 1900s.[1]  In suburban and rural areas from the East Coast to the Rockies, white-tailed deer are the culprits of crop, plant, and property destruction and are also a direct threat to humans, causing both cases of Lyme disease and frequent automobile accidents.

Though there is no simple solution to the problem of deer overpopulation; farmers, landowners, foresters, and gardeners can effectively and humanely protect their properties by installing high-quality deer fencing.

Fence Center distributes protective deer fence products to residential and commercial property owners nationwide.  Their strong, durable line of fencing products helps thousands of individuals and businesses to protect their properties each year.

Why should you install protective deer fencing?

Here are four excellent reasons:

1. Deer fencing is essential to the protection of plants, crops, and gardens – and to the preservation of biodiversity. White-tailed deer are responsible not only for the destruction of residential gardens and plants, but also for large-scale forest degradation.[2]

2. Deer fences are stronger than lower-quality netting options.   Fence Center’s deer fences durable and long-lasting.  They are made of carbon black, corrosion proof materials and are much stronger than the more commonly manufactured polypropylene deer fences on the market today, as well as lower-quality netting that can be found in most hardware stores. 

3. Deer fencing is humane.  Unlike older perimeter fences made of electric and wire materials, Fence Center’s deer fencing is designed with safe materials in heights of over 7 ½ feet that will safely deter deer from your property, rather than harm them.

4. Deer fencing is easy to install – it attaches to both round fence posts and angle steel line posts. In fact, you can reference this series of online deer fence installation videos to install your fence today.

Find the best deer fence option for you!

For more information about deer fencing, visit Fence Center’s website.  For personalized information related to your specific property and fence needs, call Fence Center at (888) 336-2358, Monday – Friday, 8am-5pm, EST. 




[1] New York Times Topics: Deer.

[2] Rawinski, Thomas J (2008). Impacts of White-Tailed Deer Overabundance in Forest Ecosystems: An Overview.
Northeastern Area State and Private ForestryForest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture. Retrieved 28 September, 2012.

Saturday, October 27, 2012

Welcome to our blog!

Welcome to the official blog of Fence Center, the world's largest online retailer for fence materials and accessories! 

Here, we will be sharing information about fence materials, fence installation, landscaping topics, and much more.

If you have any specific questions, or would like us to write about a certain topic, do let us know.

Many thanks!