Privacy Fence Installation Kennedale TX | Call Alejandro Roofing & Repair

The main cause is the expansive clay soil common in Kennedale. As the ground swells with moisture and then dries and shrinks, it loosens the grip on fence posts. Wind from spring storms also pushes against entire fence sections, making the wobble worse. We solve this by removing the affected post, digging a deeper hole, adding gravel for drainage, and setting the post in a concrete base that extends below the frost line. For you, that means a fence that stays straight and sturdy even after repeated wet-dry cycles.

Absolutely. Gutters that are clogged, undersized, or missing on one side of your house can dump large amounts of rainwater directly along the fence line. That concentrated water saturates the soil next to the posts, accelerating the soil movement and rot. Our gutter services—whether adding new sections, replacing old gutters, or repairing leaks—direct water away from the fence foundation. Combined with proper fence post reinforcement, this approach addresses the root cause and keeps both systems working longer.

Look for fence panels that won't close properly, a visible lean of more than a few degrees, or a post that moves when you push against the top rail. You might also notice gaps opening between pickets or rot near the base of the wood if soil stays wet. If you catch these early, we can often reset just the affected posts and refasten the rails without replacing the whole fence. Combine that with gutter repairs to fix drainage, and you'll save money and extend the life of your fence.