Cedar Fencing

The Ultimate Guide to Staining your Fence or Deck Why do the boards on my fence look all warped and cracked but my neighbor’s boards look perfect? Why do some fences in the Pacific Northwest go gray within a year and others look as beautiful as the day they were installed? How do I keep my deck boards from getting…

What is happening with lumber prices?!? You may have noticed in the last few months that prices for home goods are through the roof (no pun intended)! Real estate nationwide is at unprecedented levels of demand with homes selling in 2-3 days with multiple offers over asking, and home prices up 17% from this time last year. Similarly, the…

Green Fencing: Eco-Friendly and Aesthetically Superior Enhance your landscaping with a fence that respects the environment. Polyethylene plastic is recycled and recyclable, allowing you to install a fence that’s more than just attractive. When the eco-friendly factor is at stake, we have the solutions for you! These post-consumer recycled fences are offered in two stunning…

Your Guide To Staining Port Orford Cedar If you want a durable wood for your deck, railing or fencing, look no further than Port Orford Cedar. Known for its natural durability, Port Orford Cedar is 40% stronger than other commonly used cedar options. But that doesn’t mean you can overlook standard maintenance. We want your outdoor cedar…

3 Fencing Secrets You Might Not KnowMind The Gap Most people don’t realize how variable wood can be. When installing a cedar fence, you have to keep in mind that the wood can and likely will shrink. You might install your boards tightly side-by-side, only to find uneven gaps in a matter of weeks. For maximized privacy, set your…

How To Improve Your Fencing In One Day Is your fence an eye-sore? Does it suffer from rotting, warping and deterioration? This is common as fences age, especially if they’re made of standard wood materials. If the neighbors are starting to complain about the perimeter of your property, take action and beautify the fence line!…

Caring For Your Cedar The Right Way Cedar is a tenacious, dense wood with unique properties. Its hearty wood grain makes it ideal for outdoor use in the rainy Northwest. Cedar naturally resists rot and deterioration from water, unlike many other types of wood. This makes cedar an obvious choice for decks and fencing.

Why We Love Cedar Fencing (And You Should, Too!) Have you recently thought about purchasing a new fence? Consider our cedar fencing metal frame gates with lock-latch that are easy to install, have a solid composition, and are expandable up to 14 Ft. Rick’s fencing stain has a superior natural wood finish that is designed with Linseed Oil that…