Benefits Of Metal Fences At Roark Fencing

 Metal fences have been increasingly popular in recent years, and for good reason. Metal fences are high on most people's priority list of home upgrades since they add a lot of curb appeal and are incredibly durable. Because of how long metal fences survive and how attractive they are, they provide a good return on investment. Metal fences are extremely popular among homeowners and businesses due to their ease of upkeep.

 

What about the Iron Fences?

Iron fencing is unquestionably one of the most attractive and durable fences available. It provides any property an upscale, high-end appearance. It has been utilized as a barrier surrounding the most opulent residences and estates for ages.

 

Wrought Iron's History

Fencing made of wrought iron dates back to the 12th century. The smelting process was employed by blacksmiths to refine iron ore into a pliable metal for usage. The workability of the metal improved as smelting procedures improved. More elaborate presentations were forged by blacksmiths. Because they were handcrafted by blacksmiths, these fences lack regularity and attention to detail when compared to today's standards.

 

Today's Iron Fence

Wrought iron fences are now made from iron ore that has been processed to a low carbon iron alloy. Under heat, this method produces a strong but pliable metal. It's robust, corrosion-resistant, and easy to weld after it's cooled. When you're behind the gates, its strength gives you a sense of security. Wrought iron does not rust or distort. Due of its malleability, a fence that has been damaged by a storm can be repaired. It has an inherent resistance to corrosion. As the metal ages, it may lose its brilliance. A coat of paint, on the other hand, can bring it back to life. Depending on your preferences, the overall style might be quite simple or finely detailed. For a personalized fence, welders might construct intricate designs or embellishments.

 

Our Methodology

We used stakes and string to create the fence's outline. At each point where the fence changes direction, stakes are installed. The string will serve as the project's outline.

 

A well-built fence must have a post at each corner, on both sides of each fence panel, and at each gate. A post hole digger is used to dig the holes for each post. Ascertaining that each post is precisely spaced to allow brackets and panel length. We'll dig six-inch-wide, two-foot-deep post holes for a normal six-foot fence. The depth of the hole will vary significantly depending on the fence height. After drilling the holes, we fill them with 6 inches of gravel to help with drainage. Concrete is used to set the poles in place. We let the posts and concrete cure for at least a few days to allow the posts to set and the concrete to cure.

 

The panels are ready to hang once the concrete has hardened. We hang each panel one at a time, securing it to each bracket. Panels made of wrought iron are quite hefty. During the first week after installation, the fence may shift somewhat and settle. We offer the best fencing Lexington KY.

 

How to contact us?

Metal fence installation is a time-consuming, meticulous process that is best left to the pros. We dispatch a team of skilled installation experts from Roark Fencing to measure and survey the area. We provide the construction materials and have the necessary tools to perform the task quickly and effectively. Request a free quote for our iron fencing from Roark Fencing today!