Vinyl Fence Glendale AZ

Vinyl Vs Wood: Vinyl is roughly 5 times stronger than wood, according to experts. Vinyl is also incredibly flexible, making it an excellent choice for harsh weather conditions such as strong winds, rain, and snow. In severe weather, wood fences are more likely to shatter. Vinyl fencing is also extremely simple to clean, requiring only soap and water. Since vinyl fences are designed so that their color never fades or wears out, you won't have to deal with having to paint or stain them. So, while vinyl fences are more expensive than wood up front, the fact that they last much longer, makes them a significantly more cost-effective long term buy. 

Some Useful Facts About Vinyl/Vinyl Fences

1. Vinyl Fencing Requires Little Upkeep
Almost all other fence types require maintenance, such as painting, staining, or scraping, while vinyl does not. This material is moisture resistant and will not peel or chip as it ages. You may wash your vinyl fence with a hose if you want to, but it's not necessary to keep it in excellent shape; it's mainly for aesthetic purposes. If you get paint on the vinyl by mistake or it has been defaced with graffiti, you can often get rid of the markings using a power washer.

2. Vinyl Is a Dog-Friendly Product
Vinyl is possibly the most dog-friendly fence material available. Vinyl fence with solid panels that dogs can't climb can be utilized. Because the fence isn't painted or stained, you won't have to worry about your dog ingesting harmful substances if he or she chews it. When your dog rubs on vinyl, it won't itch or develop hot spots as a chain link or wood fence could.

3. Vinyl is a fire-retardant substance.
Some homeowners are worried that lightning would strike their fences, spreading a fire to their property. This isn't a problem with vinyl fencing. With a melting point of around 900 degrees Fahrenheit, vinyl is tough to ignite. As a result, you may safely use vinyl fence around your grilling or campfire area. 

4. Durability 
 Vinyl fences are a relatively durable fence. Since they are a synthetic material, you won't have to worry about them decaying, scorching, or allowing fungus to grow on them, and they won't shatter or split due to weather or age. Vinyl fences are also fire-resistant and pest-resistant. Let's have a look at the differences between vinyl and wood fences. Termites enjoy wood as a food source, but termite damage isn't a problem with vinyl fences. While wood fence can last up to 20 years, they will decay with time, but vinyl fencing can survive for decades with little to no maintenance. In contrast to wood, which requires pressure treatment, chemical treatment, and sealant preservation, vinyl does not require any further sealants. Finally, vinyl fence is safe to use near youngsters since it does not splinter.

5. Attractive Physical Appearance
Although the fundamental purpose of a fence is to offer a barrier, there's no shame in wishing for a more attractive barrier that blends in with the surroundings. Vinyl is available in a range of basic hues, including white, tan, and gray, and requires no painting. Manufacturers also produce matching decorative post caps in a range of designs. Vinyl is also available with a simulated wood grain, giving you the illusion of wood without the aforementioned headaches.

Cons

If you ask us, the advantages of vinyl fence much outweigh the drawbacks. However, like with any major home purchase, you should think about vinyl fence from all angles before making a decision.

1) Vinyl has a problem with material expansion
Vinyl is renowned for expanding and contracting in reaction to temperature fluctuations, making it more fragile over time. Even still, it is one of the most long-lasting fence options.

2) Vinyl  Is A More Expensive Up Front Cost
However, if you can afford the up front cost, in the long run, you will surely save money. Vinyl fence is much less effort and money to maintain than wood fencing. ​

With this knowledge, we hope that choosing a fence becomes a little easier, but we are always here to assist you and answer any questions you may have to ensure that you make the best decision possible. Just make sure you understand why you need a fence and what it's main function/purpose is, and we'll give you our professional advise and assist you in getting the process started.