Seven Trust PVC Fence manufactures and distributes,our PVC Fence in various colors, heights and specifications for Residential and Commercial applications.
PVC Fence is a mature and proven fence system that is the modern alternative to wood. It combines the style, privacy and aesthetics of wood with the technology and durability of PVC.
PVC material is a popular choice for fencing. PVC fence requires little maintenance. It is durable and can last for many years. PVC fencing is available in a variety of styles and colors, with white being the most popular choice. Since fencing is outside contending with the wind, rain and other elements, the fence is bound to get dirty and dingy. Cleaning your white PVC fence can restore its prestige appearance.
No harsh chemicals are needed to remove the scuffing marks from the fencing and you don't have to hire a cleaner.
1.Made of durable PVC material with low maintenance cost.
2.White finishing adds elegance to your home.
3.Unlike wood fences, it does not require sanding or painting.
4. Easy and fast installation due to lightweight design.
5.Withstanding the impact of rain and moisture better than wood fences.
6.Easy to install for the do-it-yourself.
7.Good neighbor style fence panel looking the same on each side.
Step 1
Discuss your plans with any neighbors whose property lies along your proposed fence line to make sure your fence will be on your property.
Step 2
Check for easements in your deed. An easement is a right-of-way granted to another property owner or utility company, which may limit the design and location of your fence.
Step 3
Confirm the location of underground utilities with local providers before you dig.
Step 4
Check local zoning laws, which may regulate the size and placement of your fence. If you live in an historic district or a subdivision, check with your neighborhood association before proceeding with your plans.
Step 5
Contact your local building inspector to obtain the information you need for the depth, diameter and shape of your footings. Some codes may require that the bottom of a footing be wider than the top.
Step 6
Apply for the proper building permit as directed by local code.
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