CHOOSING THE RIGHT FENCE
When it comes to building a fence, it’s worth thinking long-term so you know you are choosing the right fence. And that’s where this cheat sheet comes in. While some costs are simple, there are others that merit serious consideration. The most common alternatives to Trex are wood and vinyl fences. Below, we cover the 16 decision points to help you choose what’s right for you, your backyard and your budget.
The look of wood without the hassle and the ease of vinyl without looking “cheap”.
TREX FENCING COST OF OWNERSHIP COMPARED TO WOOD
Choosing the right Trex composite fence may mean more expense up front, but over time, it is actually the greater value. Approximately 10-12 years after the initial install, the cost of installation and upkeep a basic stockade wood fence exceeds the purchase of a Trex fence.
Consider also that the value of a fence extends beyond up-front, out-of-pocket costs. Your weekends are better spent elsewhere than working on your fence or arranging for maintenance.
Not sure if Trex Fencing is right for you? Curious about the lifetime value of a Trex Fence? Is Trex a “green” alternative to wood and vinyl? Browse our FAQs to answer your questions.
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