Bourgette Construction - Seattle's Experienced Wood and Vinyl Fencing

In Seattle's damp climate, moisture absorption is the main cause of warped fence boards. When untreated wood gets soaked and then dries out repeatedly, it expands and contracts unevenly, leading to twisting or bowing. Bourgette Construction can often replace just the warped boards, saving you from a full fence rebuild. If the warping is more widespread, or if the fence posts have shifted from soggy ground, we may recommend a targeted section replacement. We'll always check the posts and remaining sound boards first, so you only pay for what truly needs fixing.

Absolutely. Overgrown vines, bushes, and tree branches can push against fence panels, causing them to lean or break. As a full-service construction and landscaping company, Bourgette Construction handles both sides of the problem. Our team can clear back invasive vegetation, trim overhanging limbs, and then repair or replace any damaged sections of your fence. We work throughout Seattle neighborhoods like Phinney Ridge and Fremont, and we always make sure the area stays clear so the damage doesn't come back.

For Seattle's rainy climate, we typically recommend either rot-resistant woods like cedar or redwood, or low-maintenance materials like vinyl or composite. Cedar is a popular choice because it handles moisture well and can be stained for extra protection. If you want zero warping and no painting, vinyl or composite fencing is a durable, long-lasting option. Bourgette Construction can help you choose the best material for your property, considering your budget and the specific conditions of your yard — whether you're near Green Lake or closer to Puget Sound.