When you call on a fencing contractor to install a new fence, there are a lot of risks to your garden as well as to the flowers that were just planted along the existing fence. The issue is that when you have a lot of flowers and bushes in that area, it’s nearly impossible to avoid damaging them. The crew of expert vinyl fencing Denver installers will be able to get around the problem if they approach the fence removal and installation from the other side, but even so there are some measures that they (or you) will have to take.
One measure is to dig out the roots of the more vulnerable flowers and plants and place them into pots as a temporary solution. The risk of damaging them will be far less pronounced, and you can replant them once the project is completed.
Another measure is to use plant covers. Depending on how robust the plants are and how close they are to the fence area, this method could work quite well. It will protect your plants from the paint and other materials that are used to install and tend to the new fence, as well as from any stray debris that might fly their way. Once the stain or paint dries and everything is back to normal, you can remove the covers and let them breathe again.
