Aluminum Fencing: Pros & Cons

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Aluminum Fencing Installation

Aluminum fencing offers the look of wrought iron without the cost. Aluminum will not rust or attract insects. It comes in a variety of designs, styles, and finishes, from very basic to extremely ornate. Aluminum fencing is a popular choice for pool enclosures because it is not easily damaged by water.

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The Good:

- Lightweight

- Strong and versatile

- Affordable

- Wider assortment of colors and finishes

- Variety of styles and designs

- No insect damage

- Will not rust

- Low maintenance

The Bad:

- More expensive than wood or vinyl

- Less durable than wrought iron

- Level of privacy and security varies

- Lower grades of aluminum can be weaker

The Bottom Line:

Aluminum fencing comes in a variety of styles and designs. Taller aluminum fences can provide both privacy and security. Smaller fences can be installed around a pool or garden. If the aluminum fence encloses the entire property, a driveway gate can be installed as an extra layer of security.

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