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Wood warping happens when heat and humidity cause boards to expand and contract unevenly, especially in direct sun. You may notice bowing or gaps. Elite Fencing addresses this by selecting kiln-dried, pressure-treated lumber and using proper spacing for expansion. We can replace warped sections and re-secure rails to bring your fence back to a straight, true line.

Rust is common in our humid summers, especially on exposed hinges, latches, and screws. Left alone, it can weaken the gate and cause sagging. Elite Fencing will replace corroded hardware with galvanized or stainless-steel parts, and we can treat existing rust to prevent it from spreading. This keeps your gate swinging easily and looking clean.

Yes. Leaning often means the fence posts have shifted in the soil or were not set deep enough. We can re-set or reinforce the posts with concrete, and straighten the affected panels. For long-term stability, we use posts rated for Texas soil and deeper burial. It’s a solid fix that prevents the fence from falling over during high winds.