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Warped fence boards are often caused by excessive moisture and rapid drying after heavy rain or storms. The wood swells and then shrinks unevenly, leading to twisting or bowing. At Any Project, we inspect the affected boards and replace them with pressure-treated or composite lumber that resists moisture. We also recommend proper spacing and sealing to prevent future warping.

Leaning posts usually indicate that the soil around the base has softened or eroded, or that the concrete footing has cracked. Our team assesses the stability of each post. For minor leans, we can re-set the post with fresh concrete and gravel. If the post is rotted, we replace it with a new, treated post set at least 24 inches deep and anchored with concrete for long-term stability.

Yes, tree roots can push against fence posts and cause shifting, while overgrown shrubs can trap moisture against fence boards, leading to rot. Any Project offers tree care and shrub pruning services to keep vegetation away from your fence. We also provide root barrier installation and can recommend plantings that won’t interfere with your fence line.