Creating Pet Friendly Backyard Fences

Check out our latest Youtube video about creating pet-friendly fences. At Blackrock Fence & Construction, our fence installations take into account the needs of our furry little, and sometimes big, four-legged friends. We always communicate to our clients what we can do and should avoid when designing for their needs as well. 


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