Every culture has its own bogeyman. In Norway, for instance, children hear of the Nokken, a lake monster that attacks those who don’t come in when called. Over time, people of all cultures learn to distinguish these mythical fears from actual threats. However, in our experience as PVC fence installation experts, we can vouch that many people still believe in the bogeyman when it comes to PVC (AKA vinyl) fence installation.
Oregon and Washington residents have told us all manner of fears regarding this somewhat new-fangled fencing material. But before we dive into those lingering doubts, let’s speak the truth about PVC fence materials. PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) is a form of plastic that’s also used in plumbing – that should give some indication of how tough this stuff is. PVC will not rot or otherwise succumb to the weather, so the only maintenance it demands is an occasional squirt with the hose or wipe down with soap and water in order to remove surface dirt.
Port Orford Cedar
PVC Decking
TigerWood
Handrails
Underdeck
Benches
Cedar
Vinyl
Aluminum
Chain Link
Pasture
Aluminum Framed
Wood Framed
Vinyl Pergolas
Cedar Pergolas
Cedar Gates
Vinyl Gates
Ornamental Gates
Chain Link Gates
Arbors
Retaining Walls



















