At Jay Fencing, having installed vinyl fences for many clients, we can attest to their many qualities. We have also gained invaluable experience that enables us to install structurally sound vinyl fences you will enjoy for decades.
For a fencing material that can withstand the harsh outdoors, require no maintenance, is easy on the eye, does not rot, offers good privacy, and is fairly affordable, it is hard to look past vinyl.
First introduced in the 1980s, vinyl is a viable alternative to wood and metal fencing. Wood fences rot, warp, and require a lot of maintenance while metal fences corrode and require as much maintenance.
Vinyl fences can stand up to the toughest of conditions, including strong winds if set deep enough. When you consider its strength, attractive appearance, and resistance to weather damage, vinyl is the most practical choice for fencing material.
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Where some property owners intending to install vinyl fences aren’t so confident is whether the material can maintain its looks, especially against excessive sunlight. Will your vinyl fence discolor and turn yellow from UV radiation?
Modern vinyl is protected with titanium dioxide, which is a UV shield that prevents sun bleaching. The UV protector allows the vinyl fence to reflect the sun’s rays and prevent any sun damage.
Since vinyl will not easily discolor on account of harsh weather, the only risk of discoloration will come from dirt. You will be happy to know that most stains on vinyl can easily be cleaned using a detergent.
To make cleaning a large vinyl fence more manageable, you may consider power washing it. But is it safe to power wash a vinyl fence? Can it withstand the pressure? It is safe to pressure or power wash your vinyl fence. It will not topple over or lean.
Vinyl is the only fencing material that seems to offer wood’s desirable qualities while avoiding its main weaknesses. It produces attractive looking fences that hardly need any maintenance. A synthetic material, vinyl can even be made to mimic the appearance of wood.
Importantly, vinyl has great endurance and won’t discolor or warp because of moisture or excessive sun. It does not rot and won’t be damaged by termites. While wood can last up to 20 years if properly maintained, vinyl can endure with little maintenance and no signs of wear or sun damage for five times longer.

Vinyl makes a great choice for fencing material. It does not rot, chip, nor discolor, and has good impact resistance. It is a fabulous, low maintenance fencing option, with an attractive, modern look that will compliment any property.
Importantly, vinyl is a non-toxic material, meaning you can be reassured that you aren’t securing your property at the cost of the environment’s wellbeing. The material is also highly recyclable. When you finally decide to replace your vinyl fence, there should be no reason for it to end up in a landfill.