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Does it feel like the Holidays?

Does it feel like the Holidays?   Like it or not, the floodgates to the Holiday season are about to burst open.   Make sure your own gates are ready for what’s to come. Contact Tahoe Fence if you need your gates repaired or replaced. 775-882-1063   Pictured: Redwood vehicle access gates hinging off stone columns at Incline Village (Washoe Valley).

Need something to be Thankful for?

Need something to be Thankful for?   2020 has made several of us feel like turkeys this year. Thankfully 2020 is almost over.   To everyone trying to make it from day to day, to our employees, our customers, our family and friends . . .   Happy Thanksgiving!     Pictured: Painted horseshoe turkey (too tough to eat!)

Have an opening you need to limit access through?

Have an opening you need to limit access through? We may have the gates you need for your access control project. Pictured: Double entry/exit ornamental tilt-up gates across access road in Truckee (Nevada and Placer Counties.)

Life already difficult? Keep it simple . . .

Life already difficult?   Keep it simple . . .   Vinyl fencing is simple to maintain and easy to clean (wash it with the watering hose, or wait for the rain.)   And for wind prone areas, make sure to have internal post and rail stiffeners added.   Pictured: White, privacy PVC fencing with lattice topped peekaboo gates in the Carson Valley.

A beautiful picture . . .

A beautiful picture . . .   A beautiful picture of a natural landscape framed with ornamental steel.   A scenic property in Verdi (Washoe County) with a black, Aristocrat style fence.

It’s official. . . Stop counting. . .

It’s official. . . Stop counting. . .   We had our first measurable snow storm of the season this past Saturday.   Now, when’s the next one?   Pictured: Dogear wood fence and gate built after the season’s 1st snow in Virginia City Highlands (Washoe and Storey Counties). Brrrr!

Ready for Winter’s weather?

Ready for Winter’s weather?   Just finished this chain link tennis court repair in Mammoth Lakes (Mono County) before some winter weather arrives.   The new 6 foot high, perimeter fence has 9 gauge wire, 2-3/8 inch top and center rail, 2-7/8 inch line posts 4 foot on center, and 4-1/2 inch terminal posts.   Some may say it’s overkill.   If it’s a heavy snow year, with people sledding into the fence and plows pushing snow on the court, here’s to hoping Mother Nature is gentle!