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One of the most overlooked additions to any commercial landscaping project is that of the fence. Many of us take fences for granted, or don’t give them much thought until we face a problem and then realize just how essential they are. Not only do fences provide privacy and a land barrier, they can also act as a source of security for commercial properties. There is a big difference between chain link fencing and security fencing, and choosing the right material depends on why you need the fence in the first place.

Canadian winters aren’t exactly known for being mild and particularly kind to wooden or even chain link fences. In reality, the introduction of freezing temperatures on top of the moisture can damage fences from the inside out. Knowing how to care for your fence can keep it intact and protect your investment from unnecessary damage. Fencing is a necessary expense for many commercial properties and caring for it the right way can help increase your ROI.

When most of us think “fence installation”, we think of having contractors come out in sunny, warmer months. What many of us don’t realize is that this is both increasingly expensive, and it can add weeks to your installation timeline. It can also become an eyesore when your landscaping works to enhance your business exterior. Let’s talk about the benefits of fall and winter fence installation.