by Charles Hickman | Sep 27, 2026 | Articles
Planning fence installation in Georgetown involves something many Central Texas property owners discover: soil that looks ordinary from above can become a much tougher excavation job a few inches or feet down. Clay, chert fragments, limestone pieces, and solid...
by Charles Hickman | Sep 17, 2026 | Articles
A mature tree can be one of the best features in a Georgetown yard, but it can also complicate a new fence. A fence company in Georgetown has to consider more than where the trunk stands today because roots extend into the surrounding soil, trunks continue growing,...
by Charles Hickman | Sep 10, 2026 | Articles
Choosing a fence does not always require choosing one material for the entire property. A fence company in Georgetown may recommend cedar along one boundary, ornamental steel across another, and a different treatment around an entrance because each part of the...
by Charles Hickman | Sep 3, 2026 | Articles
A fence may look completely separate from a property’s drainage, but the two interact every time heavy rain moves across the yard. During fence installation in Georgetown, the location of posts, panels, gates, and low ground can influence how runoff reaches and...
by Charles Hickman | Aug 27, 2026 | Articles
A backyard does not need to be level for a fence to look clean and function well, but grade changes do affect how the project should be planned. With fence installation in Georgetown, slopes can change post positioning, panel alignment, bottom clearance, gate...
