Reliable Residential Fencing in Gilmer, TX 75644 - 903 Demolition

Gate alignment issues often stem from settling soil, rusted hinges, or a leaning fence post. In Gilmer’s humid climate, wooden posts can rot and metal posts can corrode at the base. 903 Demolition can assess the cause—if the post is compromised, we’ll remove it and the surrounding concrete footing, then prepare the area for a new post. For severe corrosion on chain link fences, we offer partial demolition of the affected section, so you can install a replacement without tearing down the entire fence.

Signs include flaking rust, weak or broken wires, and sagging sections that no longer hold tension. In Gilmer’s rainy seasons, corrosion can accelerate, especially near the ground. If your fence has extensive rust-through or the posts are crumbling at the base, total removal may be the safest option. 903 Demolition can perform a free on-site inspection, then use our tree care and demolition services to clear heavy brush or debris blocking access, and remove the corroded fence efficiently.

Absolutely. Many properties have both a failing fence and overhanging or dead trees that worsen the issue. For example, a fallen limb may have bent your gate, or tree roots may have shifted a fence post. 903 Demolition combines tree care services—like limb removal or full tree takedown—with fence and gate demolition. We can clear the site in one visit, saving you time and money. Whether you live near Lake Gilmer or in a wooded lot off Highway 271, we’ll handle the debris and haul-off as part of the job.