Fence Contractors Pecos TX | Call D & N Fencing

Fence post erosion is common in Pecos due to the area's sandy, loose soil and occasional heavy rains. Over time, water can wash away the soil around wooden or metal posts, causing them to lean or sink. At D & N Fencing, we solve this by setting posts deeper—at least 3 feet—and using concrete footings or gravel backfill to improve drainage and stability. This keeps your fence standing strong, even after a storm.

Look for loose or wobbly panels, cracked rails, or gaps where the fence meets the ground. In Pecos, high winds often hit fences broadside, so if your posts are rotting or the concrete base is cracked, a blowout is likely. D & N Fencing inspects these weak points and reinforces them with wind-rated brackets, pressure-treated lumber, and deeper post anchors to prevent failure.

We design privacy fences with wind resistance in mind. For Pecos clients, we recommend using semi-private picket spacing (instead of solid panels) to let wind pass through, or installing wind breaks. We also use heavy-duty galvanized steel posts and hurricane ties at every rail connection. Our team sizes posts and concrete footings to match local wind loads, so your fence stays upright when the gusts hit.