If you're looking for a reliable and experienced fencing contractor in the Twin Cities area, look no further than Twin Cities Fence! As a fourth-generation Andover, Minnesota, fencing installation service, we've been around the block (a few times), and we've come to know the ins and outs of the fencing industry. No matter the material, size, or style of your fencing system, we've got you covered with commercial and residential fencing installation, repairs, and replacements. Because fencing contractors are fairly easy to come by, we know that we're working in a competitive market.
Twin Cities Fence has been working for four generations to build an Andover, MN fencing installation and repair company capable of reliable and professional-grade installation. We install and repair fencing, gates, and other commercial and residential fixtures throughout the Twin Cities, including traditional wrought iron handrails, guardrails, and bumper guards to protect commercial property from high-impact damage. We're with you at every step of the way with your commercial and residential installation and repairs, ensuring that you not only have the fences, gates, and fixtures you want and need, but you have a service that will help you take care of your property once we've finished with installation.
Aluminum fences are built to be strong, durable, and maintenance-free, making them a perfect fencing system solution for any home or business owner. Because of the disadvantages of using iron, those gates and fences you see that you think are wrought iron are almost always made from aluminum or steel. Wrought iron, though extremely popular in another century, hasn't been used by most fencing contractors for several decades because it simply isn't as durable as newer materials. With technological advancements and improvements in the quality of alternative fencing materials, there's no reason to invest in a wrought iron fence again, and nearly all fencing contractors will install aluminum fences, an affordable alternative to a rust-prone iron fence.
When you decide to install a fence on your property, you probably have a specific use in mind for that fence, and that could mean that you already know the exact type and style of fence you're looking for. If you haven't looked into the advantages of different fencing materials and styles, though, you should be sure to do the proper research before investing in a fencing system that won't meet your needs as well as another might. Each fencing system, each design, and each material we use has its own benefits and disadvantages, and different fences are simply better for fulfilling different needs.
When you live on a farm, or even if you just want that rustic feel of farmland on your property, a farming fence is a must. Whether it's for aesthetic appeal, to protect your livestock, separate livestock from crops, or even to keep neighboring livestock from working their way onto your property, a split rail fence system is the simplest fencing solution. Post and rail fences have the stereotypical look of a country fence, but they're more than just nice to look at; they're sturdy, durable, and easy to repair, making a split rail fencing a great solution for any Minnesota farm or home, or business owner.
You know those wrought iron gates and fences we've seen in the movies? Well, if you go looking for them today, you'll find that, unless you happen upon a very old, well-kept building, you probably won't find real iron fencing systems and gates. That's probably why when we see wrought iron fencing in a film, it's either from another century, or it's used in a scene with a creaking gate and eerily dilapidated house. Nowadays, iron fences simply aren't used, and most of the time, when you see a fence that looks like it's made of iron, it's probably steel or aluminum instead.
Wood fences have been a popular, more traditional choice for home and business owners alike for years, from the white picket fences we're used to seeing in old movies to the larger privacy wood fences our neighbors erect when they need a little more space to themselves. If you're set on installing a wooden fencing system around your property, the most important consideration you'll probably be making is the purpose you'd like your new fence to serve. Whether you're looking for security, privacy, definition of property lines, or even just a decorative addition to your property, Twin Cities Fence will help you choose the right wooden fence system for you.
If you're looking for gate to enclose your driveway, parking lot, storage yard, or any other commercial or residential property, you'll need a reputable gate systems installation company to help you choose the best gate system for your needs. With experience installing a variety of gate systems, from roller gates to swing gates, you can be sure that Twin Cities Fence has the skill it takes to properly install a quality gate to complement your fencing system. As a fencing installation contractor, we install gates to match several materials, including vinyl fencing, aluminum and steel ornamental fences, wooden fences, and galvanized steel and color-coated chain link fencing.
When you hire anyone to complete work on your home, you want to be sure, before any work is done, that you'll be completely satisfied with the end result. When it comes time to look for a residential fencing contractor, you should always be on the lookout for a fencing company that can meet all of your needs, from fence design to fencing materials, excellent building experience to fencing repair services. Whatever type of fencing system you want for your home, Twin Cities Fence is here to help make sure that you get it, offering you wood fencing, vinyl fencing, aluminum and steel ornamental fencing, and even chain link fencing systems for your property.
Finding a commercial fencing contractor in the Andover, MN area - in any area, for that matter - can be a challenge, especially if you aren't careful about your choice. When you're looking for a fencing contractor for a commercial property, you'll need a company that can meet all of your fencing needs, whether you're looking for a simple fencing system or an expensive fencing project with multiple materials or styles. You'll need a commercial fencing contractor that will be there for you day or night if your fencing system fails to ensure that your property isn't left untidy or unsecure.
When you've invested in an extensive fencing system for your home or business, the last thing you want to think about is making fencing repairs. Unfortunately, repairs can be an inevitable part of owning a property with a fence, especially if the material of your fence isn't as well-suited to Minnesota weather as other materials might be. Depending on the material and age of your fence, as well as any damage it's sustained, fence repairs can be a difficult, time-consuming, and costly endeavor, especially if you don't know how to find a reliable Twin Cities fence repair company.
Wrought iron handrails give any property a classic, custom look that attracts the eyes of passersby. We've all seen the wrought iron gates and fences that make us wonder why we ever gave up on iron, and even though we have alternative materials for larger wrought iron surfaces, such as aluminum and galvanized steel, there's nothing quite like a wrought iron handrail. The beauty of iron-made fixtures is the ability to customize a design, creating a distinctly unique wrought iron handrail that doesn't look as factory made and polished as aluminum or steel.
So why are chain link fences so popular? No matter who you are, when you're installing a fence, you're looking for a fencing material that's strong and durable enough to survive harsh Minnesota snow storms, blazing sunlight, and especially the not-so-occasional hail storms. When you factor in the weight, pricing, and color coatings available for chain link fencing, it's really no wonder why you see so many chain link fences in the Twin Cities. Whether you're looking to protect your property, increase property value, or define property lines, a chain link fence could be the perfect option for your residential or commercial fencing needs.
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