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After a heavy storm, look for loose or leaning fence posts, cracked or splintered wooden boards, and sections that have partially pulled away from the rails. Chain link fences may show sagging or bent framework. If you notice any of these signs, it’s best to have a professional assess the damage before it worsens. Everything Fence can inspect your property and provide quick repairs to prevent further issues.

Chain link corrosion typically starts as small rust spots on the wire or on the galvanized coating. Over time, these spots can expand, causing the metal to weaken and break. You might also notice rust-colored stains on the ground or on nearby plants. Houston’s humidity speeds up this process. Everything Fence offers weatherproofing and replacement of corroded sections to keep your fence strong and rust-free.

In most cases, yes. If the damage is isolated to a few panels or posts, we can replace only those sections. Everything Fence will match the style and material of your existing fence to keep the look consistent. For chain link fences, we can repair bent framework and re-stretch the fabric. We always recommend a thorough inspection to check for hidden damage, such as weakened posts below the soil line.