Fencing recommendations

[dbllung]

Looking at having about 50' of 6' dog eared type fencing installed. Anyone have suggestions who I could contact that would be interested in this type of small job? Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

 

[raider]

where???

 

[gr8outdoors]

Do it yourself, it's not that hard. Just make sure to seal the wood with something 1st or it will warp n look like shit!

 

[BrokenBackJack]

Where are you located?

 

[dbllung]

Where are you located?

I am in Mandan..

 

[Retired Educator]

Before you go buy a bunch of wood I'd look at some composites. Some of them are pretty nice and when done, no or minimal maintenance. Wood can look nice but to keep the look you will need to paint or stain often. Most stains are recommended to be reapplied every 5 or less years. Some enjoy painting, I don't mind (but don't like) a bigger flat surface but single boards or spindles drive me bananas. Have tried various spray-painters but have never found one I like for today's thicker paints and several stains. If someone has a suggestion, feef free to add that in.
Composites are more expensive but no maintenance or curved and warping boards. Treated lumber will have some of each.

 

[dbllung]

Before you go buy a bunch of wood I'd look at some composites. Some of them are pretty nice and when done, no or minimal maintenance. Wood can look nice but to keep the look you will need to paint or stain often. Most stains are recommended to be reapplied every 5 or less years. Some enjoy painting, I don't mind (but don't like) a bigger flat surface but single boards or spindles drive me bananas. Have tried various spray-painters but have never found one I like for today's thicker paints and several stains. If someone has a suggestion, feef free to add that in.
Composites are more expensive but no maintenance or curved and warping boards. Treated lumber will have some of each.

Alright, thanks for the insight! Thumbs Up