DiegoV - Orange's Professional Wood and Vinyl Fencing

The main cause is prolonged exposure to moisture from rain, humidity, and snow, especially in areas with poor drainage. Wood fences absorb water, leading to rot and fungal growth. DiegoV addresses this by applying high-quality weatherproofing sealants and stains that repel water, and by replacing rotted boards with treated lumber. Regular painting or staining every 2–3 years can prevent decay before it starts.

Common signs include peeling or bubbling paint, visible cracks or splits in wood, rust spots on metal fences, leaning posts, loose pickets, and discoloration from mildew or algae. If you notice soft spots when pressing on the wood, that indicates rot. DiegoV can inspect your fence and recommend repairs, then apply a protective coat to seal out moisture and UV damage.

After a storm, we assess the damage—broken pickets, bent gates, or shifted posts. We replace any broken sections with matching materials, re-anchor loose posts using concrete or gravel, and realign gates to swing properly. Once the structural repair is complete, we can sand, prime, and repaint or stain the affected areas to restore appearance and protection. We also offer full fence installation if the damage is extensive.