When you look out at your garden fence, what do you see? Maybe you have a gorgeous fence that matches your landscaping perfectly and instantly wows anybody who sees it. But if you’re reading this, it's likely that your fence isn’t everything it could be, and you’re looking to get a replacement sooner rather than later.
If that sounds like your situation, Yutka Fence has the perfect material for the job: vinyl fencing
Those of you who have been around as long as Yutka Fence (over 57 years and counting) may know vinyl as the material used to create record albums. But in more recent times, it’s become one of the preferred materials of choice for home improvements in all sorts of areas, from doors and windows to fences.
We offer the following options for vinyl fences:
Vinyl may not be the first material that comes to mind for your fence, with wood, steel, and chain link perhaps being the first materials you consider. But there are plenty of reasons to give vinyl a look.
Vinyl is a synthetic material that’s cost-efficient to the manufacturer and lasts a long time. Home repair rating site Angi says that the average cost of a vinyl fence is $3,800, with the overall length and size being variables. This means vinyl gives you a low-cost option for fencing.
Have you ever seen a wooden fence rot? That’s not a problem with vinyl. The same goes for the rusting you see in iron fences. Vinyl is capable of standing up to the elements without falling to pieces.
The lack of rotting, combined with its resistance to pests, gives vinyl another advantage – it doesn’t need to be treated to prevent those issues. That means it’s non-toxic, so you don’t have to worry about safety when you’re enjoying your vinyl fence.
Most of our clients prefer white vinyl fencing because it offers a wonderfully clean aesthetic that suits summer barbecues and holds up against the worst winter weather. But we don’t limit you to that color. Yutka also offers vinyl fencing in colors such as tan and mocha, so you have the choice to customize your fence’s color (and design) to suit your landscaping.
Many of us have bought a cheap piece of plastic toy, only to have it fall apart after a couple of uses. This means a vinyl fence is only as good as the materials used to make it.
“Cheap” is the furthest thing from a Yutka vinyl fence because we work with one of the best vinyl manufacturers around—Digger Specialities. That means you get Digger’s limited lifetime warranty (applicable to all of its vinyl products) on top of the Yutka GuaranteeTM, which is a three-year limited warranty.
A high-quality vinyl fence can last 20 to 30 years or more. It's resistant to rot, pests, and moisture, which makes it ideal for many climates.
Yes, especially if it's reinforced and professionally installed. Look for fences with steel or aluminum supports for better wind resistance.
No. When a wood post inside a vinyl post shifts, heaves, shrinks, or expands, it will break or crack the vinyl post attached to it, especially if the fence uses a bracketed system to attach the panels to the posts.
