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The constant moisture, shade, and proximity to damp soil create ideal conditions for moss, algae, and mildew to grow, particularly on north- and west-facing fences. This biological growth, combined with UV fading, results in green, brown, or gray discoloration. At Amazing Decks, we typically see this on fences near Green Lake or along tree-lined streets in Ballard.

Signs include sagging that drags the gate on the ground, rust that has eaten through the hinge plate, or stripped screw holes that won’t hold no matter how tight you turn the screws. If the gate is difficult to open or close, or if the hinges are cracked, it’s time for a replacement. Our team can assess your existing hinges and install heavy-duty, corrosion-resistant replacements that handle Seattle’s wet weather.

Yes. A poorly draining deck or a deck with rotting posts can trap moisture against adjacent fence posts, accelerating rot and hinge failure. When we replace a deck, we can install proper drainage, a gravel base, and a gap between the deck and the fence. This keeps the gate posts dry and reduces discoloration. For homes near Phinney Ridge, we often combine deck replacement with a new gate setup to resolve both issues at once.