Core Services
- Fence and gate installation
- Fence and gate repair
Company Profile
Ace Fence & Gate has been serving homeowners and businesses in Chalmette, LA, for years, specializing in durable fence and gate solutions that stand up to the local climate. Located just minutes from the Chalmette Battlefield and near the St. Bernard Parish line, we understand the unique challenges of our area. The high moisture content in the soil here can cause fence posts to rot quickly, while aggressive vegetation like bamboo and ivy often overgrow and damage fences. We combat these issues by using pressure-treated lumber and steel posts, and by offering regular maintenance services that include clearing overgrowth and reinforcing weak spots. Whether you need a new privacy fence for your home on Paris Road or a secure gate for your business on Judge Perez Drive, we provide expert, neighborly service to keep your property safe and looking great.
Question Answers
What is the most common cause of fence post rot in Chalmette, and how can I spot it early?
The most common cause of fence post rot in Chalmette is the high moisture content in our soil, especially after heavy rains or in low-lying areas. You can spot it early by checking the base of your posts for soft, spongy wood, discoloration, or visible mold and fungus. Another sign is that the fence starts to lean or wobble when you push on it. If you catch it early, we can often reinforce the post or replace just that section before the whole fence needs to be rebuilt.
How does vegetation overgrowth damage fences, and what can Ace Fence & Gate do about it?
In Chalmette, fast-growing vines, bamboo, and tree roots can push against fence panels, warp the wood, and even pull down entire sections. Roots can also disturb the soil around your posts, causing them to shift. At Ace Fence & Gate, we offer vegetation clearing and fence maintenance services. We carefully remove the overgrowth, treat the area to prevent regrowth, and repair any damage. For new fences, we also recommend installing a root barrier or using metal posts that are less affected by root pressure.
What is the best solution for a fence that is already damaged from moisture and overgrowth in Chalmette?
The best solution depends on the extent of the damage, but we typically recommend a two-step approach. First, we remove all overgrowth and replace any rotted posts or panels. For posts, we use pressure-treated lumber or galvanized steel set in concrete to resist moisture. Second, we install a gravel or drainage system at the base of the fence to help water drain away. This combination stops the immediate problem and prevents it from happening again. We also offer a maintenance plan to keep the area clear and the fence sealed against moisture.
Business Location & Hours
| Mon: | 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM |
| Tue: | 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM |
| Wed: | 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM |
| Thu: | 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM |
| Fri: | 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM |
| Sat: | Closed |
| Sun: | Closed |



























