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First, think of the type of fence you will want and how you will want it constructed (see above FAQ). An experienced fence contractor will ask you questions about the type of material, finish, height, post size, spacing, and width of slats (if applicable). Also, consider whether or not you want any decorative elements such as lattice or special features (e.g., an electronic gate). Lastly, it is important to make your contractor aware of any restrictions on your property due to a community building codes, which vary by community. For example, posts must be sunk below a certain level and the fence must be within a set distance of your property lines and set back a certain distance from streets or sidewalks.Also, you may be allowed to build only a certain type of fence in your yard. Some communities limit fence heights, styles, etc. Most mandate some type of minimum fencing around swimming pools.
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How does one go about choosing the right fence?
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