Backlinks: Benefits and Why You Need to Utilize This Tool
By Al Martins, Fence Armor, Burlington, ON Ever wondered what Backlinks were? And no it is not a commercial chainlink term. 🙂 In the world of SEO and the Web having a …
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First Service Project of 2021: Operation Second Chance
By Clint Iams, NAFCA Executive Director, Amity, PA The North American Fence Contractor Association (NAFCA) completed its first service project of 2021 on a windy and bitter cold January 29th. Despite the stiff …
Driven Posts or Set in Concrete?
By Clint Iams, Log Cabin Fence Company and NAFCA Executive Director, Amity, PA A benefit to working with NAFCA is manufacturers and contractors have easy, direct access to each other in unique …
Field Training School, An Overview
By Bill & Judy Iams, Log Cabin Fence Company, Amity, PA The opportunity to attend the NAFCA Field Training School is one that every fence contractor should seize. It will enable you to …
Safety isn’t Expensive, it’s Priceless
By Alex Wright, Total Security Warehouse, Brown Deer, WI No doubt, if your business installs or services gate operators, recent changes in the safety standards that govern automatic gates are …
NAFCA Arlington Project Schedule Announced
NAFCA is holding a board meeting March 31, 2016 at 9:00 am at the Best Western Pentagon Hotel, 2480 S Glebe Rd, Arlington, VA 22206. All members are welcome. This …
2015 Arlington National Cemetery Service Project
Words by Scott B. Ruete, USCG Retired, Arlington Project Chairman – – – On Friday, March 27th, NAFCA performed our 5th annual fence replacement service project at Arlington National Cemetery.
NAFCA’s First Artifact
Words by Scott B. Ruete, USCG Retired, Arlington Project Chairman – – – NAFCA’s first artifact came from a project fence job we did at Arlington National Cemetery (ANC) in April of 2012. …