One of the primary reasons Southwest Floridians are investing in vinyl fencing is the fact it is extremely durable. In fact, a vinyl fence is five times stronger than wood, and more flexible. Unlike wood, vinyl does not rot, become infested, or need painting or staining. Add to that a lifespan of up to 30 years, and you can’t go wrong. Plus, vinyl does not absorb moisture. In other words, it will not blister, peel, or rot. As a result, vinyl can be placed near sprinklers or pools. This is great news in Southwest Florida.

Let’s face it, no one wants a fence that needs a lot of upkeep. With a vinyl fence, your maintenance is minimal. In fact, vinyl fencing is easily cleaned with your hose and normal household cleaners. Moreover, you will not need to sand, paint, or stain your fence. Vinyl is fade resistant. As a result, you will save money on repairs and maintenance supplies. Overall, this is one of the biggest advantages of vinyl fencing. It is a great choice for homeowners and businesses that want a beautiful, affordable fence, but don’t want to work for it.

For properties that are not in gated communities or areas, a vinyl fence will increase your security and safety. In fact, properties with no fencing are easier to enter, vandalize, and potentially break into. Without a fence, your home or business is visible and exposed to anyone from the street, the side, or the back. In short, a vinyl fence will deter intruders, theft, vandalism, and more by creating a physical obstacle.