Wood and Vinyl Fencing Mason TX | Call 3-G Fencing

Look for vines wrapping around posts, which can rot wood or rust metal. Also, check for leaning sections caused by root systems pushing against the fence line. If you see cracks or splintering near the ground, that’s a clear sign vegetation is at work.

We start by inspecting hinges, latches, and gate openers for rust or misalignment. Our solution involves replacing worn parts with heavy-duty, weather-resistant hardware and re-aligning the gate to ensure smooth operation. We also lubricate moving parts to prevent future sticking.

Absolutely. We recommend using rot-resistant materials like cedar or treated pine, and we install posts with proper drainage to avoid moisture buildup. For areas with heavy brush, we can add a gravel barrier and trim back overgrowth before installation to give your fence a longer life.