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.

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

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.

Watch this video for tips on how to clean and stain a wood fence in your yard to keep it looking good and protect the wood from damage caused by the weather and the sun.

Deer can be a real problem in a yard or garden. If deer are still eating your plants despite using repellents and deer-resistant plants, you may want to consider a deer-proof fence to keep them out. There are many types of fencing available, and several different ways to install it effectively. Read on to find out what you need to know to install a deer fence in your yard.

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.