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The main culprit is our region's expansive clay soil. When the ground gets wet, the clay swells, and when it dries out, it shrinks. This constant movement can push fence posts out of alignment, especially if they weren't set deep enough. A&B Fencing solves this by digging post holes below the frost line and using a concrete base designed to resist soil pressure, keeping your fence stable year-round.

A clear sign is when your gate starts to drag on the ground or won't latch properly. You might also notice a visible gap between the gate and the post, or the gate may swing open on its own. This often happens after a wet spring or a dry summer. A&B Fencing can reinforce your gate with heavy-duty hinges and adjust the posts to correct the alignment, ensuring smooth operation.

For sloped properties, a stepped or racked fence design works best. Stepped fences follow the contour of the land, while racked fences use panels that angle to match the slope. Both prevent gaps underneath and maintain a professional look. A&B Fencing will assess your yard's grade and recommend the most durable option, using materials that withstand our local freeze-thaw cycles.