Essex Fence Company, L.L.C.

11/21/2022

04/25/2021

Fence Installer and Helper
Must have driver's license.
Experience preferred but willing to train. Compensation based on experience. Call 973-625-4122. Essex Fence Company. Location 132 US Hey 46, Rockaway, NJ 07866

04/24/2021

Installers and helpers. Will train. Must have driver's license.
Call. 973-625-4122 Bill or George

02/15/2018

One way to extend the life of a wooden fence? Maintain a coat of stain on the wood panels. Today, there are a variety of staining products specifically crafted for wooden fences that are not only available in a wide range of colors, but which are eco-friendly too.

02/13/2018

Wrought iron fences are both strong and beautiful, but they do require a little upkeep. If you want to maintain its beauty, wrought iron fences need to be sanded and repainted every two to three years.

02/08/2018

If security is your desire, then a tall fence with spikes on top may be your best bet. Some wooden fences can be designed to rise every few feet to pointed spires that are as aesthetically pleasing as they are intruder discouraging.

02/06/2018

The most popular fencing type across America is wood. It gives homeowners a sense of privacy with the height it provides, and it is also one of the more attractive options on the market giving homeowners a warm and welcoming feeling.

02/01/2018

Before installing a fence, it a good idea to take a moment and ask yourself what you need that fence to provide. For instance, if you are looking to block noise or add privacy, then you’ll want a fence style that’s tall and solid.

01/30/2018

Solid color on wood looks like a flat paint and hides the wood’s grain, but not its texture. If improperly applied, it will form a film that may peel. The color should be recoated every 5-7 years.

01/25/2018

When installing a wooden fence, your budget will be the determinant in the type of wood you select. Yellow pine is the most economical for installation, but it does require waterproofing or painting on a regular basis. Douglas firs and the redwood families have a higher price point, but require less maintenance.