When you're ready to enhance your home with a new roof, you might also be considering other outdoor upgrades, like repairing or replacing your fence. Whether you've recently added a pet to your family and need a fence, or your current fence has been damaged by hail or a storm, Brothers Roofing is here to help. Our team specializes in building and repairing fences throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, and we can assist you in creating the ideal boundary between your yard and the outside world.

Selecting the right fence materials is crucial as different materials offer varying levels of durability and aesthetic appeal. Factors to consider when choosing materials include the size of the fenced area, your home's style, and the intended purpose of the fence, such as privacy or pet containment. Here are some common fence materials to consider:

• Composite: Made from a blend of wood fibers and plastic polymers, composite fencing resembles wood but is more resistant to rot and insect damage.
• Wood: Available in a range of styles and colors, popular wood choices like cedar, redwood, or teak offer durability, insect resistance, and attractive finishes.
• Metal: Known for its strength and versatility in design and color options, metal fences are a durable choice that can be customized to complement your home's style.
• Vinyl: With varying thickness options and many products offering lifetime guarantees, vinyl fencing is a low-maintenance choice that withstands the elements well.

It's important to consult with experts like Brothers Roofing before selecting materials. Professionals can provide insights on the benefits of each material, help you understand the differences, and offer guidance on choosing the best option for your specific needs. Contacting a professional for a quote can help ensure you make an informed decision tailored to your requirements.

Insurance policies often cover roof and fence repairs resulting from storms, natural disasters, fallen trees, or other unexpected incidents. Even if the damage is limited to the finish of your fence, your insurance provider may reimburse you for the repairs.

Fences are typically classified as "other structures" on your property by insurance companies, with coverage often capped at a percentage of your home's overall coverage. The extent of coverage provided by your insurance company is usually determined by the cause of the damage, with disasters, vandalism, and incidents like vehicle collisions potentially being covered.

To increase the likelihood of your insurance company covering fence repairs, it's advisable to document the damage by taking photos before any cleanup or alterations are made. These photos can serve as evidence for your insurer to verify the cause of the damage and support your claim for repairs.

The timeline for repairing or replacing your fence with Brothers Roofing depends on factors such as the extent of damage, property size, and chosen materials. For instance, replacing a few boards is quicker than a longer stretch with custom cedar boards. Contact us for an evaluation and customized plan, including material options and estimated timeline for the project.

If you require assistance with repairing, replacing, or constructing a new fence, our team at Brothers Roofing is ready to help. Contact us to schedule a complimentary consultation with one of our experts today.