Brothers all around services | Top-Rated Residential Fencing in Pensacola, FL

The primary cause is prolonged exposure to intense UV rays from the Florida sun, which breaks down paint and stain over time. Overhanging tree branches can also drop sap, leaves, or moisture that accelerates fading and mildew growth. Brothers All Around Services can trim back problem limbs to reduce shade and debris, then apply a UV-blocking paint or stain as part of our painting services to restore and protect your fence.

Look for rust spots, chipping paint, loose joints, or bent sections after a storm. Ornamental iron may also show scaling or pitting. If you notice fading or discoloration even after cleaning, it’s a sign the protective coating has failed. Our team can assess the damage, tighten or weld loose connections, and repaint with a durable, UV-resistant finish to extend the life of your fence.

Yes, tree roots can shift fence posts over time, and branches can scrape against the fence during wind, causing scratches and paint wear. We recommend regular tree pruning to keep branches at least 3–5 feet away from fences. For roots, we can adjust posts or install root barriers. Combining tree care with fence maintenance keeps your property looking neat and reduces long-term repair costs.