20+ years with minimal maintenance. Aluminum doesn't rust, rot, or warp. Our oldest installations from 2008 are still in service. Backed by a limited lifetime warranty on materials and a 20-year warranty on the powder-coat finish.

Yes. Aluminum is non-combustible — it does not burn, and only begins to soften above 1,100°F. For homeowners in wildland-urban interface (WUI) zones, our fences meet Cal Fire defensible-space recommendations and are an approved alternative to wood fencing under many local ordinances. If you're in a designated fire-hazard zone, this is one of the most effective non-combustible boundary options available.

Yes. Aluminum is impervious to termites and wood-boring insects. The non-porous surface naturally resists mold, mildew, and fungus. No sealing or chemical treatment required.

No. Unlike steel, aluminum forms a protective oxide layer that prevents corrosion. No rust, no flaking, no annual sealing — ideal for coastal, humid, or salt-air environments.

Once or twice a year, hose off dust and debris. For tougher stains, use a soft brush with mild soap, then dry with a microfiber cloth. For hard-water spots or mineral buildup, a light vinegar solution — about 10% vinegar to water — works well and is safe on the powder coat.

The aluminum and powder coat won't corrode or fade from water itself, but sprinklers hitting the fence directly can leave hard-water spots, calcium deposits, and mineral staining over time due to impurities in the water. This is cosmetic, not structural, and is not covered under warranty. To prevent it, adjust sprinkler heads so they spray away from the fence. If staining does occur, periodic cleaning with mild soap and a soft brush will remove most mineral buildup.