OUR RESOURCES

Our team has created a guide for fence maintenance based on the type of fencing materials. Learn how you can help your fence last longer with our tips and tricks.

There are many moving parts to consider when deciding what type of fence to build. Here are some tips to consider while choosing a fence that's perfect for you.

So you’ve put down your deposit, YAY! We’re excited to work with you! There are a couple of things you can do to make sure your fence installation goes smoothly and you get exactly what you need.

The traditional method of setting chain link fence posts is to “set” in concrete. When using this process, it is very important to dig post holes below the frost line and to bell out the bottom of the hole.

Wood fences can last for decades if they’re well taken care of and that starts with a high-quality stain and/or sealant.

Washington Fence wants to help you find the fencing solution that best fits your needs. Read on to learn which garden, farm, & ranch fencing is right for you.

We broke down the pros, cons, & qualities that define ornamental iron fencing to help you determine whether it is the right fencing product for you.

There are many reasons why wood fences and gates have been a favored material for fencing. But is wood the right product for you? Read more in our latest blog.

Let’s explore the ins and outs of vinyl fencing. Read on to learn more about vinyl fences and gates, their pros and cons, and much more.