Chase Landscaping | Local Wood and Vinyl Fencing in St. Petersburg, FL

The common cause is high sustained winds from storms and hurricanes, which can crack or dislodge vinyl panels if the posts aren't set deep enough or the fence lacks reinforcement. A sign you may have a problem is loose or leaning sections after a storm. Chase Landscaping installs vinyl fences with deeper-set, concrete-anchored posts and wind-rated brackets to help your fence stay secure through St. Petersburg’s stormy seasons.

That’s a sign of fence erosion from flooding, which can cause the soil around posts to wash out, especially in areas like Shore Acres or near the bayous. This leads to instability. Chase Landscaping can assess your existing fence, reinforce posts, or install a new fence with a gravel base and proper drainage to prevent future erosion issues.

Overgrown or dead tree limbs can fall and smash fences during high winds, while roots can push against fence posts and cause leaning. Pruning and trimming by Chase Landscaping reduces wind resistance and removes weak branches. If a tree is too close to a fence line, they can offer transplanting or removal to prevent future damage. This keeps both your trees and fencing in good shape.