Privacy Fence Installation Memphis TN | Call 901 Margaritas Landscaping

High humidity and sudden temperature swings cause wood fences to swell, warp, or rot over time. Poor drainage and overgrown shrubs trapping moisture against the panels worsen the problem. Our landscape maintenance includes grading soil away from fence lines and trimming back vegetation to promote airflow. We also pair this with tree care to remove branches that drop debris or create shaded damp spots, extending your fence's life.

If your fence leans toward your property after a storm, check the soil around the posts—soggy ground means they might need resetting. But if a nearby tree's roots are heaving the fence or a large branch is pressing against it, tree care is the first step. We assess both: we can prune overhanging limbs or remove threatening trees, then repair the fence posts, ensuring the fix holds long-term.

First, inspect for broken posts, loose boards, or fallen limbs. Clear all debris, then call us for a combined tree and fence service. We remove any damaged tree limbs that could strike again, then replace broken fence panels and reset posts in concrete. With regular landscape maintenance to keep the area clear, your fence will be ready for the next storm.