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The main cause is often rot or ground shifting, especially after wet winters. The posts lose their grip in the soil. We can set new, pressure-treated posts in concrete footings, replace rotted rails, and realign the panels. For steel or chain-link, we sometimes add corner bracing. This solves the issue at the post level, so the fence stays upright and tight for years.

Splintering boards and a wobbly railing often mean the underlying ledger or support beams are starting to rot. We inspect the joists and attachment points. If the structural core is sound, we can replace just the decking and railings, then reinforce the connections. But if the joists are spongy, a full replacement is safer and more cost-effective in the long run. We’ll give you the honest diagnosis.

Yes, if the concrete is still level and the crack isn’t too wide, we can clean out the crack, apply a flexible masonry crack filler, and then seal the entire driveway. For larger gaps or uneven sections, we recommend removing the damaged concrete and repouring with steel reinforcement and proper control joints. That method stops the weeds and prevents the crack from spreading. We’ve handled many driveways near the Cross Street and Madison Avenue areas.