If you only compare install price, wood often looks cheaper, but over 20 years, steel-frame fencing usually costs less to own. We see the gap in three places: upfront cost, maintenance, and replacement. For a 150-linear-foot fence, wood can add $500 to $1,500 per...
Horizontal wood fences look great but come with serious problems: warping, sagging, and rotting due to moisture and weak wooden posts. These fences often last only 3–5 years, compared to vertical ones that can last up to 20 years. Maintenance is constant and costly,...
Metal-framed wood fence systems are becoming a popular choice for homeowners and businesses due to their durability, low maintenance, and modern design options. These fences combine steel posts and U-channel frames with wood panels, offering the strength of metal and...
Wood fences often warp, lean, and sag due to moisture, temperature changes, poor installation, and natural wood deterioration. These issues reduce their lifespan, increase maintenance costs, and hurt property value. FenceTrac's steel fence frame offers a long-lasting...