Fence Contractors Rockwall TX | Call David and Son’s Lawn Service

Rockwall, TX 75087

(214) 392-0433

https://davidandsonlawnservices.com

Our Story

David and Son’s Lawn Service, based in Rockwall, TX, provides reliable lawn care and fence maintenance for local homeowners. The company understands that Rockwall’s clay soil and intense summer heat cause common fencing issues like post erosion and cracking. By offering regular lawn maintenance and fence inspections, they help prevent these problems before they worsen. Located near Lake Ray Hubbard and serving neighborhoods such as The Shores and Buffalo Creek, David and Son’s ensures your property stays safe and well-maintained. Their team addresses early signs of fence damage, such as leaning posts or splitting wood, and recommends timely solutions like soil stabilization or partial replacements. For Rockwall residents, David and Son’s Lawn Service is a trusted partner in preserving curb appeal and structural integrity.

Business Offerings

  • Lawn care

Question Answers

What causes fence post erosion in Rockwall, and how can lawn care help?

Fence post erosion is often caused by Rockwall’s heavy clay soil, which expands when wet and contracts during dry spells, loosening the posts over time. Regular lawn care, including proper drainage and grading, can reduce moisture buildup around posts. David and Son’s Lawn Service also inspects fence lines during mowing and recommends soil amendments or post re-setting to prevent leaning.

How do I know if my fence is cracking from heat exposure?

Signs include vertical splits in wood, splintering, or paint peeling on sun-facing sides, especially after several 95°F+ days. In Rockwall, fences near Lake Ray Hubbard or open lots are most affected. Our team can identify vulnerable spots during routine lawn visits and suggest sealants or shade-tolerant landscaping to reduce direct sun damage.

Can David and Son’s Lawn Service fix a fence that’s already leaning?

Yes, we address leaning fences as part of our lawn service. We assess the cause—usually eroded soil or rotted posts—and can reinforce the base with gravel or concrete, or replace damaged sections. This is often combined with lawn aeration or reseeding to improve soil stability around the fence line.

Business Location & Hours



Mon:Closed
Tue:7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Wed:7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Thu:7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Fri:7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Sat:7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Sun:Closed


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