Fencing Company Cross SC | Call A B Fencing

In Cross, this is often caused by soil shifting after heavy rain or wind pushing against loose posts. If the posts are rotted or the concrete footing has cracked, the entire section can tilt. The gate may drag or stick. We can inspect the posts and footings, replace damaged ones, and realign the gate so it swings freely again.

Absolutely. In our humid coastal climate, rust is common on metal latches and hinges. We often just replace the latch, strike plate, or sagging hinge to restore proper function. If the gate frame is twisted, we can reinforce it. We'll match the hardware to your existing fence style so it looks right and works reliably.

Yes. If the rot is limited to the bottom few inches, we can cut out the damaged section and install a new kickboard or replace individual pickets without rebuilding the entire fence. We also recommend proper drainage and clearance from soil to prevent future rot. We'll match the wood type and stain to keep your fence looking consistent.