BC Property Revisions - Foley's Reliable Fence Contractors

Common signs include hollow-sounding wood when tapped, small holes in the wood surface, and piles of sawdust-like frass near the fence posts. You might also notice mud tubes on the fence's base or wings from swarming termites. Since termites thrive in our humid coastal climate, it's important to inspect your fence regularly, especially near the ground. If you see any of these signs, call us for an assessment and repair.

Overgrown shrubs, vines, and tree branches can trap moisture against fence panels, leading to rot and decay. Roots from nearby plants can also push against fence posts, causing them to lean or crack. We solve this by first clearing the vegetation, then repairing or replacing damaged sections. Our landscaping services include shrub trimming and removal, and we can also install a gravel or concrete barrier to prevent future growth from affecting your fence.

Start with pressure-treated or naturally termite-resistant wood like cedar. We recommend applying a high-quality, weatherproof stain or sealer to all surfaces before installation. During installation, we ensure proper drainage and use gravel at the base to keep wood away from soil. For extra protection, we can treat the ground with a termite barrier. Regular maintenance, like reapplying sealant every 2-3 years, will also help your fence last longer.