1. Hire a professional company

Pros

• It’s easy because someone else does the work for you.
• Premium grade fencing for lasting quality and a rich look.

Cons

• It is generally fairly expensive to hire a professional to install your fence. In most areas labor costs are about as much as material costs.

When to hire a professional:

• If you have more money than time
• If you are not inclined to do-it-yourself projects
• If your property has extenuating circumstances, such as extremely rocky ground or is in a hurricane zone

2. Purchase at your local big box store

Pros

• Low price (However, be aware of hidden costs such as screws and brackets, as well as additional costs like auger rentals, concrete, pea gravel, wheelbarrow, etc.)

Cons

• Lower quality (thinner vinyl, fewer UV inhibitors, etc.)

When to purchase fence at a box store:

• If you have a limited budget (i.e. more time than money)
• If you are willing to rent a power auger to dig holes and pour concrete for your install
• If you are not planning on being at your current residence too long, or strickly need a functional solution

3. The WamBam way

Pros

• No digging holes or pouring concrete
• Professional grade fence for lasting quality and a rich look
• Same day or next day shipping to your house
• Unassembled panels allow for a more forgiving install

When to purchase a Wambam Fence:

• If you are comfortable with do-it-yourself projects
• If time considerations are important to you
• If you don’t want to rent augers, dig holes, or pour cement for your install
• If you want a higher caliber of fence than that found in the box stores
• If you want a more forgiving install
• If you want your fence delivered to you
• See the top ten reasons for WamBam here