MN-based Northland Fence is pleased to offer a range of low-cost fence designs to many Minnesota residents. The fence construction company has invested in expanding its range of affordable options, and this range is now available to everyone in the immediate area and beyond.
There are many reasons why a homeowner might want to fence their yard as fences can serve a number of purposes. For instance, they might want to keep a young puppy contained or separate a neighbor's unsightly yard from their own. Whatever their reason for wanting a fence, the company has a solution for every budget and requirement. The company also helps customers figure out what kind of fence they might need and what options are available to them.
The cost of a fence is determined by the amount of material and labor needed. On average, material costs $25 per linear foot of the fence, with the cost varying based on height, required permits, the slope of the land, and any extra features the customer might want (such as gates). While building materials continue to increase in cost, it is still possible to find affordable fencing. Luckily, this does not necessarily mean a homeowner will have to find themselves compromising on quality just to afford complete coverage.
Chain link fences are the most recommended option for affordable fencing. It is not the most aesthetically pleasing fencing option, but it is strong and cheap, and it is a reliable way to fence off a yard. The cost of chain link fencing is quite low, but this may increase if the fence is coated with aluminum or vinyl.
Iron is another affordable material that can be used to create a strong, functional fence. It is losing popularity as a fencing material but it is still an excellent option for fencing on a budget. Wrought iron fences sometimes feature eye-catching designs, and the material is durable, meaning it will last for a very long time.
While it may still be usable, there is a reason why iron is no longer as popular as other materials. One major factor is that it is prone to rust, and exposure to moisture can lead to peeling paint as well as rusting metal. Iron fences cost a bit more than other standard options, at about $30 per foot, and according to Northland Fence, this is too high when some of the issues associated with iron are considered. As an alternative to iron, Northland Fence offers ornamental steel, a durable material that is made to last.
Vinyl is cheaper than iron and very popular thanks to the versatility it provides. A vinyl fence’s color, design, and height can be customized to a great extent. Additionally, the material can be implemented to offer complete privacy, meaning neighbors cannot see through it. Northland Fence has a great deal of experience with vinyl fencing, having worked extensively with the material, and customers can be sure the company will produce a high-quality fence that will last years at a fraction of the price of other, more expensive fencing alternatives.
The company has received a number of excellent reviews from Minnesota customers. One says, “Two teams came to install the metal pipes that will support the vinyl. They were polite and walked the yard with me before they got started. We made some alterations on the fly to make the fence appear more level on the top of the fence line. Matt, Ray, and Ethan led the team to install the vinyl. Great team of people; very courteous and accommodating. Matt really worked hard to make me happy and involved me whenever there were options rather than assuming what I would like. You have won me over, Northland Fence.”
Northland Fence is always happy to discuss some of the options that are available. No matter the challenges a property may present, they can come up with fencing solutions that meet the unique needs of each individual customer. Those interested may get in touch with Northland Fence for more information on some of the affordable fencing solutions the company offers.
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For more information about Northland Fence, contact the company here:
Northland Fence
office@northlandfence.com
7703 Main St NE
Fridley, MN
