Essential Guide to Wood Fence Repairs and Builds

Understanding Wood Fence Repairs

Wood fences are a popular choice for homeowners due to their aesthetic appeal and durability. However, over time, even the best wood fences can require repairs. Whether it’s due to weather, pests, or age, understanding the common issues can help you maintain the integrity of your fence. Regular inspections can identify problems such as rotting wood, loose boards, or broken posts, ensuring timely repairs that prevent larger, costly issues down the road.

Steps for Effective Fence Repairs

When it comes to wood fence repairs, knowing the right steps can make all the difference. First, evaluate the extent of the damage. Minor issues, like replacing a rotten board, may be a simple DIY task, while significant damage could require professional help. Always ensure you have the proper materials on hand, such as replacement boards, nails, and sealants. Proper preparation before starting repairs will save time and ensure the job is done right.

Pressure treated versus Cedar

Over the years of replacing the fence post I’ve seen insects eat and burrow into both kinds. The know culprit are usually black Carpenter Ants lay their eggs in the post just below ground level to keep a constant temperature for hatching their eggs. Once hatched they leave and the post is like a sponge with all the holes in it, when strong winds come, they crack right at that point and have to be replaced, or on some locations there in constant water and they start to rot.

Repairing a fence and parts to it takes skills and experience to get the job done the right way. We strive at quality at a fair price that don’t break the bank or try to sell you a whole new fence. Our reviews on yelp, next door and the BBB all are 5 stars rated, with very happy customers. We will come back to replace it if it’s defected for free. We are not a big company, but the outcome and savings using us are.

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