The Advantages of Chain Link Fencing

    Chain link fencing is a practical solution and its affordability makes it an attractive option for both residential and commercial properties. The transparent design allows for unobstructed views while providing security, making it ideal for perimeter fencing.

    Additionally, chain link fencing requires minimal maintenance, as its galvanized steel construction is resistant to rust and corrosion, ensuring longevity. Its modular design enables easy installation and customization to fit any space.

    Chain link fencing offers versatility, serving as a boundary for properties, sports fields, or even pet enclosures. Many of Sterling Fence’s customers in Eden Prairie and greater metro area are looking for a cost effective solution for keeping their children and/or pets in the yard. Chain link fencing is a cost-effective, durable, and versatile solution for this and various other fencing needs.

Why Choose Jerith Aluminum Alloy Over Ameristar

    Choosing the right fence for your property is crucial for both aesthetics and functionality. When comparing Jerith aluminum alloy fencing to Ameristar, several key factors make Jerith stand out as the superior choice.

    Jerith's aluminum alloy boasts unmatched durability, with a powder-coated finish that resists rust, corrosion, and fading, ensuring a long-lasting, low-maintenance fence. Additionally, Jerith offers a wide range of styles and customization options, allowing you to tailor the fence to your specific needs and preferences. With its strength, durability, and versatility, Jerith aluminum alloy fencing surpasses Ameristar as the ideal choice for enhancing the security and beauty of your property.

    At Sterling Fence in Eden Prairie, we use Jerith aluminum alloy for our ornamental fences to provide our customers with a higher quality, longer-lasting fence in their desired style.

Inland Cedar and Western Red Cedar

When choosing between Inland Cedar and Western Red Cedar for a new fence installation, consider several key differences. Inland Cedar, also known as Eastern White Cedar, is a lighter wood with a slightly lower price point than Western Red Cedar. It offers good resistance to decay and insects but may require more frequent maintenance and finishing to maintain its appearance.

On the other hand, Western Red Cedar is renowned for its natural beauty, rich color variations, and exceptional durability against decay and insects. It requires less maintenance and is more dimensionally stable than Inland Cedar, making it a popular choice for premium fence installations.

Since Western Red Cedar offers superior durability and visual appeal for a long-lasting fence, it is the only Cedar we use at Sterling Fence, Eden Prairie.