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There are many different factors to consider when reviewing “cost” of a fence. There are “retail DIY” products and there are professional grade products. There is a significant difference, not necessarily in quality but in construction and design. As a reminder, the cost for installation is usually the same whether a fence panel costs $30 or $200, so take your time to select the best value. (In some cases, installers need to charge more to install the cheaper fences). With the ActiveYards series selection, we are confident you can find the balance between cost and value.
No, we use an integrated distribution system of exclusive Authorized Dealers who represent ActiveYards in a specific market for all aspects of service — showcasing, estimating, delivery, installation and warranty of our products.
Visit an ActiveYards Authorized Dealer, arrange for a free estimate in your home or visit Fence Center, our Authorized Online Dealer for internet sales.
ActiveYards products are made and assembled in several facilities around the country. Our main plants are in Tennessee, Delaware, Utah, Florida, Michigan and New Jersey. In addition, some Authorized ActiveYards Dealers will fabricate specific jobs (to order) from our raw materials and to our specifications.
No, ActiveYards fence systems are only available from Authorized Dealers. However, in some areas, ActiveYards Dealers represent The Home Depot as a service provider for the company’s “Sell, Furnish and Install” fencing program, in which case our products are available to you.
Because the greatest cost differentiators are in the basic product engineering which can be modified without compromising the quality and performance of the fence. This way you have several choices to get the style you want and don’t have to settle for a product that will rot or rust.
Absolutely, but be realistic — it is all about the digging. Digging conditions vary and could make or break the experience. Some fence styles require very small holes, while others need to be larger. And of course the more fence you need, the more holes you’ll have to dig. Once the holes are in place, the assembly process of the fence system is not complicated and in most cases is very logical.
What is the warranty? Who is the manufacturer and how long have they been in business? What is the manufacturer’s track record? Is the fence made in the US?
ActiveYards vinyl fencing is made from co-extruded polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and our aluminum fencing is made from extruded aluminum with a powder coated finish. All ActiveYards products are extensively engineered and have our exclusive ingenuities built right in, which guarantees you’re getting the right fence for your life.
Yes. However, in some cases the exact amount and process for the concrete will vary depending on conditions. The contractor who is installing your fence will know the right approach for your specific conditions.
Yes. ActiveYards fencing products are covered by a Transferable Limited Lifetime Warranty. To review our warranty for vinyl fencing, click here. To review the our warranty for aluminum fencing, click here. Keep in mind that warranties are only as good as the company behind them. ActiveYards products are manufactured by Barrette Outdoor Living — a stable, long-term organization with an excellent customer service track record.
Yes, for regular cleaning both vinyl and aluminum fencing can be rinsed off with a garden hose and cleaned using a mild dish soap and water solution. Your ActiveYards Dealer can provide you with additional cleaning tips for heavier stains along with annual maintenance tips to help maximize the life of your fence.
No, the majority of ActiveYards vinyl and aluminum fence systems are engineered to be rackable — meaning they can adjust to follow the natural slope of your yard.
Yes, all styles can support a remote gate operator with slight modification in some cases.
Like most outdoor improvements, it’s hard to put an amount on the value a fence will add. However, it will certainly add to the curb appeal and ultimately the salability of your property. On the flip side, a low quality, weathered or poorly installed fence may detract from the value of your home.
We offer several styles and sizes of vinyl and aluminum fencing that are pool code approved at the national level. Keep in mind that nearly all vinyl privacy fencing meets pool code standards, although there are some exceptions. Codes vary by state and also by locality. Be sure to always check your local codes and discuss any requirements with your ActiveYards Dealer.
Yes, however, there are additional parts and steps needed to do this. We suggest you consult with your ActiveYards Dealer, or call us at 888-549-7350 for assistance.
Yes, all styles will curve to some extent by “aiming” the panel toward the intended direction. You will need to be the judge of how far fence panels will curve without compromising the overall aesthetic.