Best Fence Installation in Tampa, FL 33615 - Dun Rite Fencing

The primary cause is salt air from Tampa Bay and the Gulf, which accelerates corrosion on untreated metal. Signs include orange or brown rust spots, flaking paint, and weakened joints. Dun Rite Fencing addresses this by applying our weatherproofing service, which includes cleaning the surface, applying a corrosion-inhibiting primer, and layering a marine-grade paint or stain. For new installations, we can recommend materials like aluminum or vinyl that resist salt air better than standard steel.

After a storm, look for broken or splintered pickets, leaning posts, loose gates, or sections where soil has washed away from the base. These issues can worsen quickly if left alone. Dun Rite Fencing can inspect the damage and recommend repairs for minor issues, like replacing a few boards, or a full section replacement if the framework is compromised. We also offer junk pickup to haul away the broken fence pieces, saving you a trip to the dump.

Yes, and it's often the best solution to extend the fence's life. Signs of weathering include fading, mildew spots, and the wood feeling rough or damp. Our fence painting or staining service starts with pressure washing and treating any mildew, then we apply a high-quality stain or paint designed for Florida's humidity. We can also add a weatherproofing topcoat to seal out moisture. This not only improves the look but protects the wood from rot, which is common in our climate.