FAQ

For wood fences, replace damaged boards or panels. Metal fences may require welding or replacement of sections. Vinyl fences can often be repaired by replacing individual components.

Use pressure-treated wood, cedar, or other rot-resistant materials. Apply a wood preservative or sealant regularly, and ensure proper drainage around the fence.

The depth of fence posts depends on the type of soil and the height of the fence. In general, posts are buried at least one-third of their length in a hole filled with concrete for stability.

It's a good practice to remove old mulch if it has become matted or compacted. Rake and loosen the existing mulch before adding a fresh layer.

Organic mulches include materials like bark, wood chips, straw, and compost. Inorganic mulches include rocks, gravel, and rubber mulch. Choose based on your aesthetic preferences, plant needs, and local availability.

It's best to avoid heavy foot traffic on the newly installed turf for the first few weeks to allow it to establish roots.

It's generally recommended to remove the existing grass to ensure better contact between the turf and soil. However, you can use a sod cutter or tiller to remove the old grass if necessary.