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Landscaping Around a Fence in Louisiana: What Helps and What Hurts

Landscaping around a fence in Louisiana can make a backyard look beautiful, private, and finished. However, the wrong plants, mulch, vines, sprinklers, or drainage choices can shorten the life of your fence. In Southeast Louisiana, fences already deal with heat, humidity, wet soil, fast-growing plants, termites, and heavy lawn maintenance. When landscaping is placed too...

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Hurricane Season Fence Preparation in Southeast Louisiana: How to Protect Your Fence Before Storms Arrive

Hurricane season fence preparation in Southeast Louisiana is one of the smartest investments homeowners can make before severe weather arrives. Strong winds, heavy rain, fallen branches, and saturated ground can quickly damage weak fencing systems across Covington, Slidell, Hammond, Mandeville, and surrounding areas. At Tony’s Fencing & Iron Works, homeowners often call after storms have...

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How Much Does a Fence Cost in Louisiana?

Wood Fence Cost in Louisiana Wood is the most common fence material on the Northshore. Cedar and pine are the two species Tony’s installs most — both perform well in Louisiana’s humidity when properly treated, but they differ in cost and maintenance. How much does a fence cost in Louisiana? That’s one of the most...

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Why Winter Is the Best Time to Install a Wood Fence in Southeast Louisiana

Many Louisiana homeowners assume spring or summer is the best time for fence installation. However, winter is actually one of the most advantageous seasons for building a wood fence in Southeast Louisiana. Cooler temperatures, lower contractor demand, and improved ground conditions often combine to create the perfect installation window. Winter installations also allow homeowners to...

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The Hidden Costs of Neglecting Your Wood Fence

Your Fence Is a Structure — Not Just a Border Many homeowners see a fence as a visual boundary. In reality, your wood fence is a living structure that constantly needs maintenance and responds to temperature, sunlight, and moisture. It expands and contracts, swells and dries, and absorbs everything Louisiana’s climate throws at it —...

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