Why Your Business Needs a Trash Enclosure Fence

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Even the nicest dumpster will eventually look dirty. Any place that depends on attracting pedestrians can benefit from concealing their dumpsters. You can even take the decorations a step further by planting flowers and plants around your new fence, to better conceal and decorate the area. Get creative with the design and you can completely conceal the fact that your trash area contains anything unsightly.

The most essential task of a trash enclosure fence is to prevent scavengers from getting into your trash. There are so many scavengers that can cause a huge mess on your business property. Raccoons, stray dogs, rats, and even bears in some areas are all notorious for getting into dumpsters or trash areas and causing a mess. A fence can keep these scavengers at bay, saving you the work of cleaning or repairing your trash enclosure.

Once you have decided to invest in a trash enclosure, it’s time to decide what type of fence you would like to have installed. A wood fence is generally the least expensive material and can look really nice, but it does require some maintenance. Some business owners prefer vinyl fencing, as it can be made to look very similar to wood, with essentially no maintenance. Generally, iron ornamental fences are avoided as they don’t protect well from small scavengers. Consult with a fence expert to find the perfect fit for your property.

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If your business is in need of an expert fencing company to design and build a trash enclosure, trust the experts at Carnahan-White Fence Company. Our team has over 70 years of building high-quality fences in Springfield, MO.