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Heavy rain and freeze-thaw cycles can saturate the soil around fence posts, causing them to loosen or rot at the base. The first sign is a noticeable lean or gaps between pickets. All Home Projects can reinforce or replace the affected posts, re-set them in concrete, and weatherproof the entire fence to prevent future movement. We’ll also check nearby tree roots that may be pushing against the fence line.

Yes. Overgrown branches or roots near the gate track can block the sensor arm or physically jam the gate. Other common causes are misaligned tracks from frost heave or a worn motor. Our team trims back vegetation, clears the track area, and tests the gate’s limit switches. If the motor is failing, we can repair or replace it on site. Many Medford homeowners near Hawthorne Park face this when trees overhang driveway gates.

Absolutely. We use a stump grinder to reduce the stump to about 6–8 inches below the surface, then backfill with soil and native topsoil. This leaves a level area ready for seed or sod. It’s a common request in Medford neighborhoods where old oak or pine stumps take up yard space. We also check for any underground sprinkler lines near the stump before starting.