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A sagging gate is usually caused by loose hinges, a warped gate frame, or a settling post. Over time, the weight of the gate can pull the hinges out of alignment. We can tighten or replace the hinges, reinforce the frame, or adjust the post to get your gate swinging freely again. We'll inspect the whole setup to make sure it's a lasting fix.

In most cases, we can replace just the damaged panel without touching the rest of the fence. We'll match the wood or material style as closely as possible. If the adjoining posts are also damaged or rotting, we'll recommend replacing those too to keep the new panel secure. It's a cost-effective solution that saves you from a full fence replacement.

A leaning fence is often a sign that the posts have shifted in soft, saturated soil. We can often straighten and reset the posts using concrete or gravel to stabilize them. If the posts are rotted or cracked, we'll replace them. We'll assess the ground conditions and recommend the best approach to get your fence standing straight again.