Academy Welded Wire Mesh Manufacturers

A two generation family business, Academy Fence offers the industries widest selection of welded wire fence mesh sizes, roll sizes, heights, colors and gauges. We have Garden Fence, Deer Fence, Wire Mesh, Hardware Cloth, Chicken Wire, Hex Netting, Welded Wire Gates, Silt/Erosion Control Fencing all in stock and at rock bottom wholesale pricing.

From 1/8″ x 1/8″ mesh, to 2″ x 4″ mesh in various heights and lengths, gauges and colors there are over 300 choices! But our easy to navigate website and experienced staff will make it easy to determine the options to fit your practical and financial wire mesh fence needs.

Contact us for samples shipped free!

Benefit from our 50 years of experience, prompt service, and professional courteous staff. Call now to speak with a qualified fencing expert with at least twenty years experience: 973-674-0600 | Fax (973)-674-0400

Academy Welded Wire Mesh Manufacturers

10% Off Hurricane Sandy Fence Repair Parts & Labor

Wooden Privacy Fence Damaged by Hurricane Sandy

In light of the recent economic challenges as well as the unforeseeable damage caused by Hurricane Sandy, we at Academy Fence Company decided to do our part by discounting all fence repairs related to the hurricane.

So call 973-674-0600 or contact us now and mention this offer for a full 10% discount on all fence repair parts & labor for damage resulting from Hurricane Sandy.

This offer is good through April 2013 and includes repairs to all types of Wood Fence, Chain Link, Welded Wire, Aluminum, PVC Vinyl Fence and any type of fence within our realm of expertise. As always benefit from our 50 years of experience, prompt service, and professional, courteous staff.

An experienced fence expert at 973-674-0600 now. We look forward to hearing from you.

10% Off Hurricane Sandy Fence Repair Parts & Labor

Compsting with Chickens Article a Must Read for Composting Chicken Raisers

Many of us here in the USA are participating in the return to backyard farming and we have already posted one article referencing the Backyard Chickens website’s Welded Wire Chicken Coop discussion. There’s an article in the works about using welded wire to build a compost bin, and this new post in Backyard Chickens Learning Center is an absolutely inspiring one discussing the advantages of having your chickens work the compost pile!

The article contains instructional information such as, “Whether you have a large or small chicken yard, just a couple chickens or hundreds, you can still have chickens help you with your compost.  The best way is to just throw all your compostable materials right into the chicken yard. It will better utilize their manure by incorporating it with the other materials, instead of causing mud, rain runoff and compacted dirt & manure.” as well as information on professionals like Karl Hammer of Vermont Compost Company who, “doesn’t feed any purchased feed to his flock of several hundred chickens. Instead, they free range on his mountains of compost, gleaning all their nutritional food from the compost made from food scraps, cow manure, and hay.”

Read more on the Backyard Chickens website.

Compsting with Chickens Article a Must Read for Composting Chicken Raisers

Fence Word of the Month: Hardscape

Hardscape is a term used in landscaping – particularly in urban and suburban areas – which refers so refers to the paved areas like streets & sidewalks, large business complexes & housing developments, and other industrial areas where the upper soil profile is not exposed to the actual surface of the Earth.

In fence work, we sometimes have installations which deal with soil, foliage and hardscape.

Fence Word of the Month: Hardscape

Slow Season for Fence Contractors Equals Opportunity for Homeowners

Seriously, how many of us have at one point said (or even just thought), “I’ll get back to this in the Spring?” It gets cold and we don’t really feel like busting our frost-bitten fingers on outdoor projects. But think of how much better that hot cocoa tastes when you’ve earned it. And here are a few reason why Winter is actually the best time to address your fence projects.

1. Getting a fence installation or parts estimate. Guess what? Those fence crews who can’t seem to get a moment to breathe during the warmer months are actually looking for work in the cold season, and as opposed to charging full price (or even more on a rush schedule) for a job, a fence company will be glad to take on an off-season project at rock-bottom rates.
2. Better prices on fence parts. Since demand in New Jersey, the Tri-State area and the rest of the USA drops for fence lumber, metal and labor in the winter time, those savings can be passed along to the customer. Remember; wood, aluminum and welded wire manufacturers and distributors want to keep inventory flowing.
3. Fewer schedule conflicts. During the Spring, Summer and Fall you’ll want the use of your yard and pool for meals, games and gatherings. Why not have work done when you are inside anyway with the windows closed – sheltered from the sound of saws, shovels and occasional expletives.
4. Less interference. Trees, weeds, shrubs and other foliage that can make a landscape harder to manage at high summer are at their most dormant in the Winter, leaving you and the installers with the clearest view of the fence and project requirements.
5. We need to keep our fence installation crews working. Keeping the best fence installers in the Tri-State area on our payroll isn’t as easy as you might think and we have to keep them working throughout the year or we’ll lose them to other fence contractors.

So contact us by email or give us a call now at 973-674-0600 and let our slow season be your opportunity for the best priced quality wood fence, aluminum fence, welded wire, dog run, chain link or vinyl fence available.

As always we welcome your comments, questions or suggestions (no expletives, please).

Slow Season for Fence Contractors Equals Opportunity for Homeowners