Vinyl components are developed to last a lifetime. All of our extruded components are guaranteed by a fully transferable lifetime warranty. Our warranty does not prorate our products with time either. For more information about our warranty, please contact us.

The upfront cost for vinyl is slightly higher than wood. The long-term cost for vinyl is significantly lower over the life of the fence. Vinyl’s long-term; maintenance-free durability will save you money in just a few short years.

Absolutely, we recommend that you cement your post for maximum stability. While cement has debilitating effects on wood it will not harm your vinyl fence posts. Remember to dig your post holes to twice the diameter of your fencepost. Then fill your hole with cement to within 2″ from the top of the hole.

It is recommended that you clean your vinyl fence on a yearly basis with a mild detergent and water. This will keep your fence looking new throughout its lifetime.

Vinyl components are made with a high content of titanium dioxide and ultraviolet inhibitors. These inhibitors keep the vinyl from yellowing and that is why we back our products with a lifetime warranty against yellowing.

Impact inhibitors are used in the development of vinyl components to increase their durability and strength. Properly installed vinyl fencing will withstand normal wear and tear without breaking. However, higher impacts such as being hit by a moving vehicle will probably lead to damage. Replacing damaged fence parts is easy with replacement vinyl components.

Plastic materials are known to become more rigid in cold temperatures. The impact inhibitors that are used in vinyl help our fencing withstand cold temperatures.

Vinyl fencing contracts and expands with the temperature. For this reason, it is important to factor that in when building a fence. Contraction and expansion also are factored in during fabrication.

Our products are developed to withstand chipping, peeling, and/or decay during the life of our products.

Weed eaters, lawnmowers, edgers, brushhogs, and such can damage your vinyl fence on contact. Please use caution when using such equipment around vinyl fencing.

Using any ordinary detergent and water can easily remove paint from a vinyl fence. If the paint does not come off, you may need to use a pressure washer or, in extreme cases, you may need to use 400-grit sandpaper. If you are unsure what to do, please contact the manufacturer or your local dealer first.

Yes, especially in climates of damp weather, but it is easily cleaned with ordinary detergent and water.

With vinyl fencing, the possibilities are limitless. If you can imagine it, we can probably create it.

Yes. Gates can be made from the same vinyl as your fence to give it the same appearance.

A vinyl fence can be made as tall as you want. But before you make all your neighbors mad, check your local ordinances, building codes, or covenants.

Yes, vinyl railings for porches or balconies are rigid enough to be effective and safe. We caution you to have them properly installed because as with anything else if it is not done correctly there may be dangerous side effects.