What is the best wood to use for a fence?

When choosing the best wood to install your new fence with, Western Red Cedar seems to come out on top. However, Japanese Cedar is another option that is on the market right now if you’re looking for a price point comparison or a little bit less in price point.

When is the best time to stain a wood fence?

There’s no specific time you should or shouldn’t be staining your fence. As long as you have good quality stain, you can do it any time that suits you. However, we typically recommend staining at the beginning of the year, between January and March that way your backyard is ready for the summer months, and you’ll feel more confident inviting your family and friends around.

Your Pathway to Backyard Beauty

Expanses of plain gray surfaces can be hard to shape into the outdoor oasis of your dreams. With Texas Best Fence & Patio, your backyard becomes a work of art with flagstone paths and decorative concrete patios that highlight your personality and complement your outdoor living space.

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Flagstone & Concrete Patios

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Texas Best Fence & Patio in Lewisville offers flagstone and concrete work that is not only functional but adds a whole new level of style to your outdoor spaces. These are materials that can be found in such old historic locations as Spain, Caribbean islands and early American settlements…they used natural materials that were available. Today we have better mortar and concrete materials and the quality of the products as well as the level of finishes far surpass those of earlier years.

Modern flagstone pathways, decks, outdoor kitchens, and other decorative elements can be designed for your tastes and fit your personality. Whether you prefer something elegant and refined or rustic and rural, today’s products provide so many more choices than ever before. When properly installed on a well-prepared site, natural flagstone can last for decades with very little maintenance, and brick pavers can produce level, elegant surfaces that can include borders, patterns…the list of possibilities just goes on.

When you need the strength, durability, and affordability of concrete, you don’t have to settle for plain gray surfaces anymore. Concrete stamping, texturing, staining, and sealing mean you have nearly unlimited choices in the look and feel of your outdoor pacing surfaces. There is no reason that the concrete work for your driveways and walks needs to look like your neighbor next door or down the street. If matching existing work is important to you or you need to comply with neighborhood association rules, that’s no problem either. We offer a complete array of concrete services and finishes for whatever your needs might be.

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Here are a few common questions about flagstone and concrete patios

Proper maintenance and care of concrete is essential to ensure its durability and longevity. Regular concrete maintenance, including cleaning, can protect your investment and keep your concrete looking great. It is best to consult with a contractor or the material's manufacturer for recommended cleaning products to best maintain your concrete.

Flagstone & Concrete Patios

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