When you install a new aluminum fence around your home, you want to make sure that you get the installation right the first time. A new aluminum fence can provide you with privacy, help keep pests out, and mark the boundaries of your property when it is properly installed. Here are four classic mistakes you need to work to avoid.   Mistake #1: Not Checking for Utilities When you install an aluminum fence on your property, you are going to need to dig down deep at each fence post location.

Renowned poet Robert Frost is credited with the saying "Good fences make good neighbors," and those who want to keep livestock safely corralled or keep pest animals turned away know this to be true. But fencing laws have become much more complicated than Frost's simple statement conveys. Fence in - fence out Much of the country now has fencing laws that specify that owners of a property must fence their livestock in to control them and prevent them straying onto a neighbor's property.