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Three Reasons Why You Might Want a New Fence

10/23/2011
Three Reasons Why You Might Want a New Fence

When you think about home improvements, you probably think about everything but new fencing. However, adding a new fence to your home is one of the quickest, easiest and least expensive ways to add value and beauty to your home. Here are just a few of the ways that you and your home will benefit from new fencing:

  • Increased Safety – Whether you choose solid, shadowbox, or spaced picket fencing, a new fence will increase the safety around your home. Not only will new fencing keep out potentially dangerous critters, but it will also make the boundaries of your property more visible to passing strangers—which will keep uninvited guests from wandering around your home. And if you have a pool, then a fence will keep children from swimming unattended.
  • Greater Curb Appeal – Because fencing is often the first thing people notice about a home, it’s important that you invest in high-quality fences for your property. Not only will this increase the curb appeal of your home, but it will increase the resale value as well. And because fences come in a number of different styles, designs, and finishes, it’s easy to find one that perfectly matches or accentuates the features of your home.
  • Tax Deductions – Did you know that you can actually receive tax deductions for purchasing and installing a new lumber fence? If you take out a loan to make substantial home improvements, then you can deduct the interest from your taxes. Just keep in mind that in order to qualify for a home improvement tax deduction, the work must be a “capital improvement” rather than ordinary repairs.

Here at J & W Lumber, we know fencing and siding. Whether it’s wood or composite, we can help add beauty and security to your property for years to come with a brand-new lumber fence. To learn more about our fencing and siding products, visit our website or dial (760) 741-8776.

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