D & P Fencing | Professional Fencing Company in Big Rock, TN

The high clay content in Stewart County soil traps moisture against wood, especially after heavy rains common to the area. If wood posts are not set in gravel or treated with a preservative, they can rot at the base within a couple of years. D & P Fencing uses pressure-treated lumber and sets posts in a gravel base to help moisture drain away, extending the life of your fence.

If you notice deer or other animals pushing through gaps, or if the gate sags and no longer latches properly, it's likely warped or loose at the hinges. Around Big Rock, where properties border woods, a bent frame or torn mesh is also a common sign. D & P Fencing can inspect your gate and recommend a heavier-duty, wildlife-resistant model that latches securely.

For our area, a strong combination of galvanized cattle panels on sturdy wooden posts works best to stand up to wind and animal pressure. D & P Fencing uses a deep post setting and tight wire tension to prevent sagging. We also add a top rail in high-traffic areas to keep the fence straight, giving you peace of mind that your animals stay where they belong.