Fencing

Wooden fence gates tend to sag over time due to exposure to the elements. Watch this video for an easy way to repair a sagging gate using an Anti-Sag Gate Kit.

Building a fence on a slope can be challenging since the posts and pickets remain plumb regardless of the slope of the ground below it. Read on for tips on how to build a fence on unlevel ground.

Some dogs love to escape when confined to a fenced yard, and the easiest way out is often by digging under the gate. Watch this video to see how to prevent your dog from digging under a gate.

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If your dog has wide open spaces to roam, you need an electronic fence to keep it safe.

No matter how well you build a wooden fence gate, they have a tendency to sag over time. To correct this problem, use a caster!

Installing a vinyl fence just got a lot faster and easier thanks to Veranda Slide Lock brackets which attach fence panels to posts without exposed fasteners. Watch this video to find out more.

A section of preassembled fencing can be used as a gate as long as extra reinforcement is used. Watch this video to find out how to reinforce a gate to keep it from sagging.

To remove wooden posts from the ground, screw a block of wood to the side of the post, stack concrete blocks next to it to form a fulcrum, position a 2x4 under the block of wood and over the fulcrum, then pull down on it to pull the post out of the ground. Watch this video to find out more.