It can be hard to tell if your fence is just dirty or in need of some serious repairs, but with these tips and tricks, you can quickly spot and fix wood rot.

So, whether you want to protect it from the elements or simply want to give it a fresh update, check out these 5 ways to maintain your wooden fence and keep it looking new.

Like all things, a wooden fence requires routine maintenance to keep it looking great and doing its job, whether that’s giving your patio or yard privacy or providing clear property lines.

How to prevent wooden fence post rot. By Bill Burnett And Kevin Burnett April 23, ... In the last windstorm, part of it fell over. The fence boards are in good shape, so I'd like to reuse them.

Q. What’s involved in restoring and staining a grayed-out fence? A. Returning a sun-faded fence to its former brightness is an ideal DIY project. Power washing is the most efficient way to cl… ...

If you plan to build a 6-foot-tall fence, then I’d sink the fence posts into the ground no less than 30 inches. The fence posts themselves should be at least 4-by-4-inch timbers. It might be a ...

Wooden fences can add a charming, rustic touch to your garden. However, if not maintained, they can gather dirt and green algae, making them look less rustic and more dirty. You could use a ...

I’m following up on the last column about fences.If you didn’t get a chance to read it, do an internet search with my name and you’ll find it on the site of the newspaper your reading now ...