What are the requirements for a fence around my pool? 
Every city has different requirements. Most cities require a 6-foot fence with a self-closing gate. Some require the gate to be locked. Some cities don’t require a fence if you have a strong cover. This is not a good idea, because if you forget to cover your pool and a small child wanders into your backyard the risks are just too high. Some people decide to just put a fence around their pool with only the decking between the pool and the fence. This is an economical option, however, it does reduce the aesthetics of the pool in your back yard, and makes it harder for you to get to the pool if there is an emergency.
Who calls Blue Stakes before my fence Install?
If you are installing your fence yourself, you will need to make the phone call. Here is their contact information via mobile dial 811 or (801) 208-2100 or (800) 662-4111 Monday-Friday, 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. If you have elected to have one of our licensed and insured installers do the installation they will take care of making the phone call.
Will my new fence have a warranty?
Our vinyl fence products have a limited lifetime warranty! This warranty is transferrable to a future purchaser of your home.
How will I know where my property line is?
This is a very complicated question. If you have any doubt you might want to contact a survey company to locate your property line. Most people have a fairly good idea of where the line is. Sometimes you can find a metal survey stake in your yard at the corners or even a paint line on the curb in new construction. We suggest you talk to your neighbors and make sure everyone agrees where that line is. This would be a great time to ask if they are willing to contribute to the new fence.
Should I talk to my neighbor before installing a new fence?
It is always a great idea to talk to the neighbors before you decide to put up a new fence. If you sell the idea about how great it would look and how much it would increase the privacy and security for both of you, they just might offer to pay some of the cost. It is also a good idea to make sure they agree where the property lines are.
I own my property can my HOA have a say about my fence?
Unfortunately, your HOA can determine what types of materials your fence can be made of. They can tell you what color it needs to me, how high it can be, and even if you can put up a fence. You MUST talk to the HOA and get permission before installing a fence.
Will a weed trimmer hurt my vinyl fence?
You never want to let the sting of your weed trimmer touch the vinyl. We strongly suggest you have a mow strip installed along the bottom of your fence. If you don’t, then consider a planting area between your grass and the fence.
What do I need to do to maintain my Vinyl Fence?
We suggest you spray your fence off annually to keep it looking great. Really…. that is all there is to it. No more painting old wood or replacing broken slats. Vinyl fencing lets you enjoy your backyard without the work!
What do I need to pay when I order my fence?
Most of our clients self install. You pay when you pick up your products.
Is Anderson Fencing a Licensed Contractor?
YES! We are licensed and Insured. We have built our business on referrals from happy and satisfied customers. You won’t go wrong when you install an Anderson Fence! 25 years in business as of 2020!