Pressure Treated Rails

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Customers eager to stain & seal their fence, but quickly find out they do not have time, do not worry we have you covered. Pressure treated lumber lasts much longer under all circumstances.



Both redwood and Douglas fir are important commodities in the building trades, but when it comes to building an outdoor project like a fence, pressure treated rails last longer and are preferably the better option.



Ask yourself, what do you think is an important part of your fence’s skeleton? Would you agree, it could be the rails? The choice in rails will have a lasting effect on your fences forecasted structure. The 2x4x8 rail, is the vein to your fence. If not, a pressure treated rail, your fence will fail quickly. The most absorbent part of your rail is the ends, this is where rot and decay will more than likely begin. If your lumber is not pressure treated the first cut will automatically open the door for insect infestation and moisture to absorb into your lumber, once the rail decays the screws lose their bite and the fence starts falling apart.
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Established in 2018. Fencing Contractor in Keizer, Oregon HB Fence, Decking & Construction, we are experts in both residential & small commercial fencing as well as design and installation of all fencing types including chain link, wrought iron/ornamental iron, other types of ornamental fencing, vinyl, wood, and aluminum. Our team performs free on-site estimates and consultations. From sales to installation, our entire team is dedicated to outstanding customer service. We also take the time to identify our clients' needs and preferences, and we'll provide you with the information needed to make informed decisions about your fence. Our team also installs a wide range of fence styles and can design custom fences and decks for the sole purpose of providing you with additional privacy and inviting outdoor entertaining space.

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