Vinyl fencing can easily be cleaned with a hose and it doesn’t require hardly any time-consuming or routine maintenance at all. Vinyl also retains its color so you won’t have to worry about staining or repainting like you would with a wooden fence. It’s the perfect choice for a homeowner who wants a beautiful fence without having to work for it.

Needing little to no money for maintenance, vinyl fencing is significantly cheaper than wood or iron. You won’t need to pay for paints, stains, or treatments, and you won’t have to replace your fence for a very long time.

Vinyl is about five times stronger than wood. It won’t decompose or fall prey to rust or pests, so you can expect it to last for decades. Plus, since it doesn’t absorb moisture, it won’t blister, rot, or peel. You can place it near a swimming pool or sprinkler without any worries. If you like the look of wood, consider vinyl for a similar appearance without the many risks.

Unlike aluminum or iron, vinyl fencing can offer complete privacy. One-piece panels are available, eliminating the usual spaces between individual posts. Because of this, vinyl is perfect for backyards, pool enclosures, and perimeter fences hiding dumpsters or mechanical equipment.

If you live in an area with harsh winds, heavy precipitation or harsh winters, the flexibility of vinyl fencing will help it stay standing and remain beautiful. Its flexibility also makes it preferable for fencing in horses, as the horses won’t be harmed if they try to munch on the fence or run into it. For this reason, you’ll often find vinyl fences on farms and equine facilities.

Vinyl fencing is available in a variety of different styles, from privacy and picket fences to decorative and rail ranch fences. White and tan are the classic shades that suit most applications.

The vinyl has a limited Lifetime Guarantee.