Experienced Fence Contractors in Pilot Point, TX 76258 - Ed’s Pallet & Fencing

Gate sagging usually happens when the hinge posts or the gate frame itself weakens over time. In our area, moisture from Lake Ray Roberts and seasonal soil shifts can loosen fence posts, while heavy winds put extra strain on older gates. If the gate is attached to a deck, rotting deck boards or loose fasteners can also cause sagging. Ed’s Pallet & Fencing inspects both the gate and its supporting structure to find the real cause.

A broken latch often shows itself when the gate won’t stay closed, or you have to lift the gate to line it up with the latch. You might also hear rattling or see rusted, bent, or missing parts. If your gate is attached to a deck, the latch may be misaligned because the deck has shifted. Ed’s can check the latch mechanism and adjust or replace it—and if the deck needs repair, we’ll take care of that too.

Absolutely. Many gates in Pilot Point are mounted on deck posts, so sagging often involves both the gate and the deck structure. Ed’s Pallet & Fencing offers deck repair and replacement services that can reinforce the posts, replace rotted wood, and realign the gate. We’ll also fix or replace the latch so everything works smoothly again. It’s a one-stop solution for homeowners.