Anderson's Everything Outdoors | Local Commercial Fencing in St. Peters, MO

In St. Peters, the combination of heavy clay soil and high winds can lead to shallow-rooted trees leaning or falling onto fences. Signs include a tree trunk pressing against the fence or visible root heaving near the posts. Our solution involves first assessing the tree's health and stability—often we recommend pruning or removing it—and then repairing or rebuilding the damaged fence section using materials that complement your existing setup.

Absolutely. Our tree care team follows ANSI A300 standards for pruning, which includes making proper cuts to maintain the tree's health and structure. We'll thin out heavy branches overhanging your fence to reduce wind resistance and branch breakage. After we finish, any minor fence damage from past rubbing or branch weight can be addressed on the same visit if needed.

This is a common issue in established St. Peters neighborhoods. First, we'll inspect the tree for instability and recommend the safest course of action, which might include removing the tree or cabling it. Then, we'll straighten or replace the fence, using pressure-treated posts or steel reinforcements to counteract future pressure. We coordinate communication with your neighbor when necessary to find a fair solution that protects both properties.