Chavez Roofing & Construction - Brownsville's Professional Residential Fencing

The humid subtropical climate and proximity to the Gulf of Mexico mean high moisture levels year-round. Salt air, especially in areas closer to the coast, accelerates corrosion on metal fence components like hinges, latches, and screws. This is a common issue we see in neighborhoods near the Port of Brownsville.

Wind damage often appears as sudden leaning, cracked or split pickets, or a section that has pulled away from its post. You might also notice loose or missing nails. Old fences typically show uniform wear, fading, and sagging over time. If a storm recently passed through, wind damage is likely the culprit.

Yes. A plumbing inspection can detect hidden leaks near fence lines. Leaking pipes can saturate the soil, causing fence posts to rot or shift, and can also accelerate rust on metal hardware. By catching these leaks early, we help protect both your plumbing and your fence investment.