Buffalo winters are hard on everything outside: cars, roofs, driveways, and yes, your wood fence. Snow load, freeze-thaw cycles, and months of moisture soaking into
When most Buffalo homeowners decide they want a wood privacy fence, the first question is usually about height. The second question- which style- gets less
Buffalo is hard on wood fences. Lake-effect snow, freeze-thaw swings, road salt drifting off the street, and a humid summer right behind it all wear
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
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