Why You Should Choose a Copperwood Fence

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Tru-Link Fence & Products has provided the Chicagoland area with the most extensive selection of wood fences since 1952. One of our most popular wood choices over the years has been Copperwood fencing. Coming from the Ozark Mountains near St. Joe, Arkansas, Copperwood fencing is denser, stronger, and more stable than most other fencing materials available today. Whether you’re fencing in a garden, a backyard, or a pool, be sure to choose Copperwood fencing. Here are a few reasons why Copperwood continues to be a popular option:

Durability: Few wood products used for fence and construction purposes in the United States today are recognized as possessing the same level of resistance to termite and fungi attack as Copperwood fences. Thanks to a special blend of wood treating oil, copper, and naphthenic acid, Copperwood fencing retards fungi, insect infestation, rot, and decay. And because this wood preservative is non-hazardous, Copperwood fences are safe to use around humans, animals, and plants.
Versatility: Not only does the special Copperwood fence treatment protect the wood from rot, decay, and insect infestation, but it actually enhances the strength and stability of the wood’s fibers. Because of this, Copperwood fencing is the preferred choice of fencing professionals and the ideal choice for homeowners with a custom wood fence project in mind.
25 Year Warranty: Top quality wood and preservation techniques allow for a confident 25 year limited warranty on all Copperwood products that we sell. This warranty promises to cover the replacement of any Copperwood fencing component that fails within 25 years from the date of original purchase due to decay or insect infestation. With Copperwood, you get more than a beautiful and durable fence—you get total peace of mind.

If you would like to know more about Copperwood fencing, visit our website or call us at (847) 568-9300. As Chicago’s wood fencing experts, we offer all of the latest fence styles, colors, woods, and material choices to satisfy your fencing needs.