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Depending on what your fence is protecting, you may not have the opportunity to inspect it during your daily routine. But as with many things in life, prevention is key! It’s best to closely inspect your iron fence, from top to bottom and from one end to the other, keeping a special eye on joints and grooves. If you do this every 2 to 4 weeks, more so during periods of heavy rain, you can spot any rust spots as they crop up and immediately repair them, preventing oxidation from spreading.

Post caps serve both an aesthetic and functional purpose. They fit over the tops of the fence posts, providing a finished look while preventing moisture from entering and causing damage to the posts. Post caps are available in various designs and materials, allowing homeowners to customize their fences further. Some caps even incorporate lighting, adding charm and security in the evening.

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