Company Background
All Square is a trusted provider of fences and gates serving Olathe, KS, and the surrounding areas. Located just minutes from the Great Mall of the Great Plains and near the bustling intersection of 151st Street and Blackbob Road, All Square understands the unique fencing challenges faced by Olathe homeowners. One frequent local issue is the shifting clay soils common to Johnson County, which can cause fence posts to heave, lean, and become unstable over time. All Square addresses this by offering specialized post-setting techniques and durable materials designed to withstand these soil conditions, preventing future movement and ensuring a long-lasting, straight fence. Whether you need a new privacy fence, a secure gate, or repairs to an existing structure, All Square provides reliable, locally-focused solutions that keep your property safe and looking great.
Provided Services
- Fence and gate installation
- Fence and gate repair
Questions and Answers
Why are my fence posts leaning after just a few years, and how can All Square fix this in Olathe?
Leaning fence posts are a common problem in Olathe due to the expansive clay soils that expand and contract with moisture changes. This soil movement can loosen the post base over time. All Square resolves this by using a combination of proper post-hole depth, gravel drainage at the base, and sometimes concrete footings that extend below the frost line. For existing leaning posts, we can often re-set them using these same techniques to provide a stable, long-term solution.
What are the signs that my fence gate needs professional repair or replacement in Olathe?
Common signs include a gate that drags on the ground, won't latch properly, or sags when opened. In Olathe's weather, wooden gates are especially prone to warping and swelling, which throws off alignment. If you notice rust on metal hinges or a gap between the gate and the post, it's time for a pro. All Square can adjust hinges, replace hardware, or install a new, properly-framed gate that handles our local humidity and freeze-thaw cycles without sticking.
How can I stop my wooden fence from rotting at the bottom in Olathe's wet seasons?
Rot at the bottom of wooden fence boards is often caused by prolonged ground contact and moisture wicking up from the soil, especially after heavy spring rains in Olathe. The solution starts with proper installation: keeping the bottom of the fence boards at least 2-3 inches above the ground to allow airflow and prevent wicking. All Square also recommends using pressure-treated or naturally rot-resistant woods like cedar. For existing fences, we can replace damaged sections and install gravel or a concrete mow strip beneath the fence to reduce soil contact.
Business Location & Hours
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