Not sure if disqualifies as landscaping but I kind of considered fencing a part of yard design so figured I would give it a shot.

So eventually at some point I am wanting to get black chain link to fencing our backyard because I don't like the look of basic chain link fencing… Positive none of the surrounding fencing belongs to us as it's outside our property balance by about half a foot.. So I don't know if I should just cut my losses and deal with regular chain link fence and spend less or if there's any other possible solutions.

I'm expecting to pay the full cost of the fencing. At the very least I would be replacing my next door neighbors side of the fencing as it's in pretty rough condition. I would be moving the majority of it onto my side of the property by about 1/2 to a foot as I would be paying the full price. The rear fence is not in nearly as bad of shape so if I do go with regular galvanized steel fencing it would save a bunch of money but yea. I'm really just wanting something that looks a bit more sleek any thoughts and opinions would be greatly appreciated.

Purple marks are survey lines and crack me if I'm wrong but I'm guessing on the corner fence post with the bluish faded ribbons.. possible old property line/survey marks? Idk.

by maddiethebaddie666

2 Comments

  1. Enough_Put_7307

    Neighbor would probably be thrilled at you putting up a new fence, have a conversation with them to level set and clearly mark off the spots before you have the work done so you are in mutual agreement. Only way to 100% know the lines are to get a survey done if you are not able to find the actual survey markers.

  2. Emily_Porn_6969

    Just a thought here. If it was me and going to all this expense . Iwould be willing to hire an attorney to look over everything . Get him / her involved .

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