Big D Framing - Longwood's Reliable Commercial Fencing

Fence erosion in Longwood is typically caused by soil saturation and water runoff during frequent thunderstorms or flooding. When water pools around fence posts, it softens the ground, leading to shifting or leaning. Big D Framing addresses this by using pressure-treated posts set in gravel or concrete, and by grading the soil to direct water away from the fence line.

Look for dark green, black, or white splotches on wood surfaces, often accompanied by a musty smell. This is common in Longwood's humid climate, especially on shaded fences. Our carpenters at Big D Framing recommend inspecting wood grain for softening, which indicates deeper damage. We can help by power washing, sealing, or replacing affected boards to prevent spread.

We install fences with reinforced post anchors and water-resistant materials like cedar, vinyl, or composite. For properties near flood-prone areas like the Wekiva River basin, our carpenters elevate fence sections and use metal brackets to resist water damage. We also apply protective sealants to prevent mold and rot, ensuring your fence lasts despite local moisture.