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One of the main purposes of using concrete, gravel boards (short panels that are affixed below the fence panels) is that they keep the fencing from coming into contact with the ground. By keeping the panels off of the ground, these boards keep them from coming into contact with mud, moisture, bugs and insects that are known to cause deterioration, limiting the durability and longevity of the fence.

If you have ever had to clean up your garden after a storm, you know how exhausting it can be; now add in having to deal with fence panels that have been blown all over the garden; or prying the broken one’s off the fence; what a miserable job! Not the way most of us would want to spend our day’s off! People all over the country had to deal with their fair share of bad weather and as a result end up dealing with messy issues in our yards and gardens due to the elements including windy, rainy storms that cause damaged fence panels, discolouration issues, outdoor furniture damage and more.

High quality fencing makes an excellent addition to any home. They can provide security, privacy, and curb appeal as well as add value to your property if you keep them in good condition, especially when it comes to wood fencing. Wood won’t last forever and requires routine care and maintenance to keep it looking its best. If your fencing is falling down, warping or rotting, the panels should be repaired or replaced as soon as possible.