How Do You Install A 4-Foot Yard Fence?
Installing a 4-foot fence in your yard on your own can save you hundreds or even thousands of dollars on labor and installation costs. A fence can do a number of things to enhance your property, including protecting a garden from animals or improving the aesthetic appeal of the area. Whatever your goal, building a fence is much simpler than you might expect. Select your starting point and mark it with a temporary post. Attach a piece of string to the end of the post and walk to the spot where your end point will be. Place a temporary post into the ground to mark the spot and attach the other end of the string. This string will be used for guidance to ensure that the fence remains straight during installation. You will remove these posts once you have installed the permanent ones. Dig the post holes along the fence line marked with the string. Post holes should extend about 2 feet into the ground and be placed 5 feet apart. Use a post-hole digger to make the hole approximately the size
