You want to bring the elegant and classic beauty of a wrought iron fence to your home. The problem is that you know wrought iron is tough to maintain. It can rust when exposed to the elements, needs constant maintenance, and costs a bundle to buy and install.
An aluminum fence is like a fancy suit of armor that wraps around your yard. It’s tough enough to take on almost anything, from wind, rain, and sleet, as well as keep out people who might want to get into your yard. That suit of armor also comes with a sheen of elegance, especially when you move beyond standard aluminum fencing and toward the modern and attractive variants offered by the Yutka Fence team.
We know fences inside and out, which means we also know what makes an aluminum fence work. That’s why we manufacture our own aluminum fences. We control the construction and quality control processes so you know you’re getting a great fence every time.
What makes an aluminum fence such a great choice for your yard or pool? Let’s look at some of the features.
According to the American Society of Landscape Architects, as noted by Bankrate, quality landscaping can add anywhere between 15% and 20% to the resale value of your home. Aluminum fences are an amazing choice for landscaping because they offer strength and longevity (along with flexibility) that allows them to mesh with almost any choices you make. Modern and durable are the hallmarks of an aluminum fence.
No matter what your needs are, there’s an aluminum fence to suit you. We offer fences for backyards, privacy, pools, and pet security. And every one of our fences is customizable. You don’t have to worry if you have an awkwardly-shaped yard, either. Aluminum fences are versatile enough for installation on both sloped and flat land. A professional installer is capable of fitting all of the pieces of your fence together—no matter the land configuration—so there are no gaps or weaknesses.
Say the weather’s been wet and windy. You glance outside and see that paint is peeling off your fence or, even worse, there are tell-tale signs of rust forming. It’s an experience many homeowners have had, but it doesn’t have to be a part of your story when you have an aluminum fence. Aluminum doesn’t need constant refinishing and maintenance. As long as you keep your fence free of debris and sediments, it’ll be the easiest thing to maintain in your yard.
There are all sorts of reasons to have your aluminum fence installed by the Yutka team:
There’s no need to wait for the perfect weather conditions—a sunny day or warm temperatures—to get your fence installed. Yutka installs fences year-round so you can get your fence installed when you want it.
Not sure if an aluminum fence is right for your yard? We’ll give you a free estimate where we walk you through the installation process and showcase your options before you move ahead.
Yutka Fence has served the local community since 1968, and we’re a family-owned and operated business. Simply put, our people know what they’re doing and we have decades of experience (and successful work) to prove it.
People are like snowflakes – no two are exactly the same. What works for Mr. and Mrs. Jones across the street may not work for you, or vice-versa. Yutka Fence recognizes that every one of our clients has their own tastes, as well as specific needs, for their aluminum fences. That’s why we work with you not just to find a good fence, but to make sure that fence looks exactly how you want it and does the job you need it to do.
Aluminum fences are low-maintenance, rust-resistant, and great for enhancing curb appeal without sacrificing security. However, they may not offer as much privacy as other materials and can be more expensive upfront compared to wood or chain link.
Aluminum fences hold up very well in extreme weather. They're not prone to rust or corrosion, making them ideal for humid or coastal environments. Powder-coated finishes add another layer of protection and longevity.
Yes, aluminum fencing is ideal for sloped or uneven terrain. The panels can be "rackable," which means they adjust to the slope of your yard without leaving gaps at the bottom.
