Eber’s Wood Fence & Tree Services - Dickinson's Expert Commercial Fencing

Look for scraping or rubbing marks on fence boards, bent or pushed-in panels, and a tree limb that appears to be resting directly on the fence. You may also notice that a section of fence is leaning or has lifted slightly from the ground, which can indicate root pressure underneath. Catching these signs early can save you from replacing an entire section.

Yes, absolutely. We specialize in selective pruning and limb removal. If a branch is leaning on or rubbing against your ornamental fencing or gate, we can safely trim it back without harming the tree. This solves the immediate problem—stopping damage to the fence—while preserving the tree’s health and the shade it provides.

First, we’ll assess whether the roots are small enough to trim back without destabilizing the tree. If so, we can carefully remove the problematic roots and reset the fence posts in fresh concrete. In other cases, the posts may need to be moved a few feet to avoid the main root system entirely. We’ll give you the most practical, long-lasting fix for your property in Dickinson.