Fences serve many purposes, providing your property with beauty and function at the same time. Boundary Line Fence offers a large variety of fencing options to residents of Somers, MT. Their specialists have put together a list of factors to consider before you build a fence to ensure you’re completely satisfied with the result.

Consider each of these items before getting started on your fence:

• Purpose: Each type of fence can accomplish a unique goal. For example, if you’re trying to add privacy fencing so you can turn your yard into a secluded retreat, you need a fence that is solid and tall. If you just want to keep the dog in the yard or show the boundary line of your property, a chain link or picket fence will work well.
• Maintenance: When deciding on materials, you’ll need to determine how much effort you’re willing to put into maintaining it. For example, a wooden fence is beautiful and classic, but it can warp and will require painting or staining from time to time. If you want something easy, metal or vinyl might be right for you.
• Budget: As with any other home project, you’ll need to set a budget to keep from overspending. Remember: A fence is an investment, and you will get out of it what you put into it. If you want something that will last a long time and boost your property value, it may be worthwhile to splurge on a wrought-iron fence. If you need a quick fix that’s cheap, go for chain link or vinyl.
• Neighbors: Try to be considerate of your next-door neighbors, as your fence likely affects them. Talk with them about your plans, and it may work out in your favor. Often, neighbors will decide to split the cost of a fence that goes down the property line, as it benefits everyone. This will help you simultaneously get a nicer fence and save money.

Once you’ve thought about what you want, it’s time to talk with a fencing contractor. If you’re looking for recommendations on materials or size, Boundary Line Fence can provide insight into your best options. Like their Facebook page to take a look at some of their work, or call them at (406) 309-5010 to get an estimate for your new fence.