Category: Fencing and Gates

Technology could be the answer to an age-old dilemma in Wyoming — containing cattle without putting too many fences in the way of migrating wildlife. Three Sheridan-area ranches tried “virtual fences” this year as part of a pilot program sponsored by the Sheridan Community Land Trust. Cows are fitted with electronic collars that respond to… Continue reading Wyoming cows go high-tech with electronic collars and “virtual fences”

November 5, 2025 – PRESS ADVANTAGE – Hoff – The Fence Contractors has announced the expansion of its decorative fencing division, offering a wider range of design options for residential and commercial spaces from this month. The initiative reflects the company's continued focus on combining functionality and aesthetics in fence construction in southeastern Pennsylvania. “Our… Continue reading Hoff – The Fence Contractors announces expansion of decorative fencing

Mighty oaks and ornamental maples are beautiful in their own right, but the year-round greenery that conifers add to your garden has a lot to offer. The presence of cones characterizes this family of trees – hence the name – and the evergreen foliage that provides natural privacy, shade and wind protection. They are also… Continue reading 15 fast-growing conifers for year-round privacy

A completed automatic gate system with a wooden privacy fence in southeast Louisiana. Tony's Fencing now installs fully custom automatic gates designed to handle Louisiana weather while providing security and hands-free access to any property. A gate is not just an entrance – it is a first impression. That’s why every automatic gate we build… Continue reading Tony's Fencing and Iron Works now offers custom automatic gates for homes, farms and businesses in Louisiana

GAINESVILLE, Ga., Nov. 3, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — What should homeowners know before beginning the process of installing a new fence? This question is answered in a HelloNation article with insights from Keith and Teresa Segars, owners of Blue Ridge Fence in Gainesville, Georgia. The article explains how every garden presents unique challenges and why… Continue reading Gainesville fence experts Keith and Teresa Segars explain fence installation for HelloNation

The Glen Heights City Council received a first reading on March 20 of Ordinance O-05-25, a proposed amendment to Chapter 15 (Landscape and Privacy Code) to allow opaque front yard fences on properties fronting major roads. City Planner LaSheila Jones told the council that the change would allow opaque fences on residential front yards along… Continue reading Council hears first reading of front yard fencing rules for major roads; The discussion tends towards a uniform height of 4 feet

Calcutta: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Jagannath Sarkar's comments about removing fences along the India-Bangla border and becoming one with Bangladesh if the party is voted to power in West Bengal in 2026 have sparked a political row in the eastern state. BJP MP Jagannath Sarkar (file) {{#usCountry}} {{/usCountry}} {{^usCountry}} {{/usCountry}} “We promise that if… Continue reading WB: BJP MP's comments on removal of fences along Indo-Bangla border spark controversy

Homeowners are rushing to check boundaries after a spring rule update left many uncertain about heights, permits and risks. Silent updates to planning rules in May mean garden boundaries are now subject to clearer boundaries, but there are new pitfalls. A fence that is too high or one that blocks drains can now attract the… Continue reading Could a 2m panel and grid attract a £5,000 fine?

share share share share e-mail The evolution of Seattle Homes in 2025 Seattle's home design culture has always balanced creativity with sustainability, and in 2025, that balance is stronger than ever. Homeowners are rethinking how they live – not just indoors, but in every corner of their property. Outdoor spaces are no longer an afterthought;… Continue reading How Seattle's home trends are inspiring smarter fences and outdoor spaces

Concerns about the privacy of Belle Oaks Marketplace's residential neighbors appear to have been addressed in Richmond Heights. A few months ago, Marrus Lane resident Steven Pittman expressed privacy concerns after developers cut landscaping between his property and a trail that Belle Oaks had planned around part of the development. At a committee meeting in… Continue reading Richmond Heights-based developer of Belle Oaks Marketplace reaches privacy agreement