Winter takes a toll on fences here. One season of lake-effect snow, freeze-thaw cycles, and salty road spray, and you’ll see which fences were built
If you’ve stood in the lumber aisle staring at cedar boards on one side and pressure-treated pine on the other, you already know the problem.
Every spring across Western New York, local backyards tell a remarkably similar story. Cedar and pressure-treated pine installations that looked pristine when first built slowly
If you own a wooden fence anywhere in Erie County, you already know our weather does not play soft. We get slammed by lake-effect snowstorms
If you’ve noticed your fence looking a little gray or dried out, you’re probably not imagining it. Wood doesn’t hold up on its own around
A homeowner called us last spring after finding long strips of paint curling off the top rail of their fence, right where the snow had
Winter leaves a mark on vinyl fencing. Every spring at All Pro Fence, we get calls from Buffalo homeowners who searched fence repair near me
Vinyl holds up better than wood in Western New York winters. That part is true. What’s also true is that “low maintenance” isn’t the same
Every spring around Erie County, the frost finally leaves the ground, and my phone starts ringing off the hook with the same story. A homeowner
Buffalo winters and spring storms don’t mess around. Between heavy lake-effect snow piling up against your property line and high winds sweeping off Lake Erie,
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