Buyer’s Guide
GATE SYSTEMS | ACCESS CONTROL | FENCING SERVICES | LOCKSMITH
Fencing
Are you considering fence installation at your home? If so, we recommend completing some research to determine the best fencing option for you! Consider the following:
Reason for Construction:
Reason for Construction:
Why do you want a fence? Are you looking for more privacy, or better security? For privacy fences, you’ll want to think about installing a tall fence with wide pickets. With security fencing, it’s important to have a durable fence that kids and pets cannot break through. Take into consideration the size of your pets or children, and how high the fence will need to be.
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Contact HOA:
Contact HOA:
If you are in a neighborhood, it’s important to present your plans to the HOA board. Most times, it will need to be approved before you are cleared for fence installation.
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Check Utility Lines:
Check Utility Lines:
Most fences require digging for secure installation. You need to ensure that utility lines won’t be in the way. Contact your utility company to ask about where utility lines run.
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Construct Layout:
Construct Layout:
The next step will be to draw out the layout of your new fence. Ensure you stay on your property lines and are taking fence sizing into consideration. It’s a good idea to include your neighbors in planning. If they are wanting a fence as well, you may be able to split the cost.
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Budget:
Budget:
Various fencing materials will come with different costs and levels of required maintenance. Common fencing materials include wood, vinyl, aluminum, steel, chain-link, and composite. Our team can help you find the best fencing material for your home
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Wood
Vinyl
Composite
Chain Link
Steel
Aluminum
Automatic Gates
If you’re thinking about automatic gate installation for your home or business, consider the following factors before beginning.
Purpose:
Purpose:
Is your main reason for installation to add curb appeal? Or are you trying to increase security? It’s important to lay out your expectations before beginning the project.
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Gate Location:
Gate Location:
There are safety codes and regulations put into place to prevent pedestrian injury, which you may encounter when installing a gate. You will need to have all construction requirements cleared before we step in to install your gate. If you’re a property manager, HOA or building codes will need to be met.
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Capacity:
Capacity:
How much weight does your gate opener need to handle? For this, it’s important to consider the gate’s usage. How many times will it be used each day? When choosing these features, also pay attention to manufacturer warranties and safety details. Sensors should always be included to ensure the gate immediately stops if it detects nearby motion. Also, research if you will need to account for vehicle emergency access.
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Gate Design:
Gate Design:
For this area, you’ll need to develop a budget and desired timeline. Architectural gates can be customized to your liking, and may be designed by color, material, size, and ornamental decorations. These types of gates hold a lot of potential to increase curb appeal.
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Choose the Right Gate Opener
To ensure your automatic gate will run smoothly and reliably, you need to choose the right gate opener. We recommend LiftMaster gate openers for their durability and ease of use. They have multiple options for swing and slide gate openers to meet the needs of your property.
