Galvanized nails vs coated outdoor screws
Nails and screws are the unsung heroes of the fence and deck industry. We talk a lot about the best type of wood to use for your planks–FenceWorks NW sources our cedar from a sustainably managed forest for a long-lasting fence or deck that’s good for the environment.
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Pressure-treated vs. galvanized steel: Which fence post is right for you?
The saying is true–good fences make good neighbors. FenceWorks NW is in the business of helping our customers be the best neighbors possible. If you’ve decided to install a new fence in Clark County or replace an old one, it’s important to choose long-lasting materials built to withstand the damp climate known to cause dry rot and wreak havoc on timber
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To paint or to stain: the best way to protect your fence
Nothing beats that new fence or deck look. Freshly painted or stained wood is like Botox for your home– transforming a tired yard into a welcoming haven.
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The best no or low maintenance fence options
What comes to mind when you see a white picket fence? A perfect family with 2.5 kids and a dog? The Leave it to Beaver era? Constructing a fence around your home offers a feeling of safety and security, but many people worry that a fence may be too expensive or high-maintenance.
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Galvanized nails vs coated outdoor screws
Today, we’re talking about coated outdoor screws and galvanized nails. We’ll discover when to use each, and the benefits of choosing one over the other. If you’re considering building a fence or a deck in Clark County, Washington, this information will help you ask the right questions and understand the “why” behind the decision to use galvanized nails or coated screws.
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