3. Aluminum
An aluminum fence is basically maintenance-free and comparable in price to many types of wood fencing.
Depending on your preferred style and design aesthetic, aluminum is quite a versatile material that fits well with almost any decor.
While it doesn’t offer privacy, it does secure your property, and is perfect for keeping dogs on your property, which is a top reason that homeowners choose fencing.
4. Brick
Many families are fond of brick fences due to their traditional, iconic appeal. In addition to being stylish, brick is durable, offers complete privacy and blocks out noise from the neighborhood.
Moreover, at an estimated $14 per square foot, brick makes an excellent fencing material for families hoping to maximize their privacy options.
The best fencing options don’t have to be particularly expensive. Keep this information in mind as you decide on the most cost-effective fencing material to use.
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