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Q: I am looking at building my own fence, do you have anything that can help me?

Here is a basic 5 Step process for installing a fence: Step 1: Determine Spacing for Fence Posts Typically, fence posts are spaced about eight feet apart. The corner posts are always set first. Then, stretch a line from each corner post to work as your guide. Mark the exact position where you’d like each post hole dug. Step 2: Prepare Holes and Posts When setting the fence posts, make sure about 2 feet of each post is buried in the ground. This helps the posts endure heavy weight and high winds. Step 3: Set Posts Place two to three shovel scoops of gravel at the bottom of each post hole before placing the post into position. Use a level to make sure the post is plumb. After the posts are properly aligned, brace each post with stakes. Step 4: Attach Rails to Fence Posts Install a bottom and top rail to attach to the fence posts. A “butt joint” is a basic wood joint where the ends of the rails are aligned, placed together and then secured. Be sure to measure that the top and bottom rails are perfectly aligned. Step 5: Install Fence Boards Use a plumb level to ensure the board is vertical and nail it into place. At another fence post corner, fix another board into place. Place a string line to the top of both boards. Place another board against the first board. Nail it into place and repeat this action until all boards are installed.

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My HOA has certain regulations on my fence, can you help me?

Absolutely we can help you with your HOA regulations. Rocky Mountain Forest Products started out selling fencing door to door and has been working with HOA regulations for over 40 years. Unlike the Big Box Stores, we have knowledgeable staff to ensure that you meet every code in your HOA guidelines. Plus, if you need help with the actual installation, we can help connect you with a fence contractor that works on HOA fence installations.

I am looking at building my own fence, do you have anything that can help me?

Here is a basic 5 Step process for installing a fence:

Step 1: Determine Spacing for Fence Posts

Typically, fence posts are spaced about eight feet apart. The corner posts are always set first. Then, stretch a line from each corner post to work as your guide. Mark the exact position where you’d like each post hole dug.

Step 2: Prepare Holes and Posts

When setting the fence posts, make sure about 2 feet of each post is buried in the ground. This helps the posts endure heavy weight and high winds.

Step 3: Set Posts

Place two to three shovel scoops of gravel at the bottom of each post hole before placing the post into position. Use a level to make sure the post is plumb. After the posts are properly aligned, brace each post with stakes.

Step 4: Attach Rails to Fence Posts

Install a bottom and top rail to attach to the fence posts. A “butt joint” is a basic wood joint where the ends of the rails are aligned, placed together and then secured. Be sure to measure that the top and bottom rails are perfectly aligned.

Step 5: Install Fence Boards

Use a plumb level to ensure the board is vertical and nail it into place. At another fence post corner, fix another board into place. Place a string line to the top of both boards. Place another board against the first board. Nail it into place and repeat this action until all boards are installed.