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April Showers . . .   April showers bring fence flowers!   Some of the earliest fences and screens were hedges, shrubs, vines, and briar type bushes (fence installers least favorite to work around!) Just add water and watch it grow.   If you can’t wait for Mother Nature to...

It’s Spring So It’s Time To Play Ball   Spring baseball and softball is here. So it’s time to play ball.   To help make the games more enjoyable for what ever number of fans are able to attend, our crews built a shade-structure frame for Carson High Softball over...

In Time For Spring   Our crews finished this 1,500 linear feet of 8 foot high, deer and orchard fence out in Yerington just in time for Spring!   The project took a little work considering the rolls of wire are 330 feet long and each weigh about 345lbs. Good...

Enjoy The Spring Weather   The weather is improving. And everybody wants to get outside and start moving.   To help people enjoy the Spring weather, our crews completed work at the Incline Village Tennis Center.   Pictured: 4 and 10 foot high, black chain link and gates on masonry...

The beauty of Tahoe Fence’s vinyl (PVC) products is in their simplicity and versatility. Styles are available that match many variations of our wood and steel fences, including privacy and spaced pickets. They are almost maintenance free. Normally, it is best to set the PVC posts in concrete. When necessary,...

Between a rock and a hard place.   If you do not want to move your fence around natural obstacles, such as trees or boulders, incorporate them into the fence. Tahoe Fence can build most styles of fences up to a natural obstruction in the fence line without attaching to...