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Long Island Fence Contractor: Finding a Reputable Company

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Long Island homeowners and property managers are always faced with the same dilemma when searching for a fencing/railing contractor.

Wood Privacy Fencing for Long Island Homes

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Wood Privacy Fencing for Seclusion and a Beautiful Yard We pride ourselves at Continental Fence on the superb esthetics of our wood privacy fencing. Therefore, we use only the finest quality Western Red Cedar available, ensuring you the most beautiful result possible. Your recreation and relaxation will take on a […]

Vinyl Fencing Presents an Easier to Maintain Alternative

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You’ve heard that wood fencing is great for looks and vinyl picket fencing is great for maintenance. They are both similar on your wallet, with vinyl coming in a bit lower than inexpensive wood. So, how do you choose?

New Fence To Spruce Up Your Long Island Yard

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Which is worse spring fever or cabin fever? It seems I have a bad case of both! If you are like me – you are ready for warm weather and actually looking forward to all the outdoor projects that come along with it.

As you start to plan your to do list for the season here are a few seeds for thought regarding any new wood fence project.

Long Island Fence Choices: Vinyl Or Aluminum Fences Add Home Value!

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Both a vinyl fence and aluminum fence design can deliver an assortment of features and benefits for Long Island homeowners. Understanding the advantages of each fence style can ensure LI buyers make an informed decision. Continental Fence can help! Just give us a call!

Long Island Fence Contractors: Choosing to Hire

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Back in the US’s pioneering and homesteading days, a good fence had to be “horse-high, bull-proof, and hog-tight.” Even today, when most of us don’t have to deal with keeping livestock in and wildlife out, installing a fence is a major project that requires a great deal of skill, experience and preparation even before the first post is hammered in.