Angel Molina Landscaping | Reliable Fence Contractors in Old Saybrook, CT

Leaning posts are usually caused by saturated soil or frost heave, both of which are common along the shoreline in Old Saybrook. The solution depends on the post condition. If the wood isn’t rotted, we can reset the posts with concrete and proper drainage to prevent future shifting. If rot is present, we’ll splice in a new post or replace it entirely. We’ll inspect the full fence run and recommend the most cost-effective fix—whether that’s straightening a few posts or replacing a section.

Common signs include uneven water pressure, a sudden drop in pressure, puddling around sprinkler heads, or an unusually high water bill. Also watch for geysers from a popped head or misting instead of a steady stream. We can run a full zone-by-zone pressure and flow test to find the exact cause—often a cracked pipe, clogged nozzle, or faulty valve. Early repair saves water and prevents damage to your lawn and fence posts.

Yes, absolutely. If your irrigation run-off or gutter downspouts are pooling near the gate posts, the soil can soften and cause the posts to shift, which misaligns the gate. Also, overgrown shrubs or brush can block the gate’s photo-eye sensors. We’ll first check the gate’s alignment and sensor path, then inspect the nearby grading and irrigation heads. Adjusting the sprinklers or regrading a small area often solves the gate issue without a full mechanical repair.