Fence For Life - Kent's Best Fence Installation

Kent's high rainfall and humidity create constant moisture exposure, especially in shaded areas or near sprinklers. This moisture seeps into untreated wood, promoting fungal growth and rot. Fence For Life helps by using pressure-treated lumber and adding gravel drainage at post bases to minimize water contact.

Leaning posts often result from rotted bases or shallow footings in wet soil. Look for gaps between panels, uneven gate alignment, or posts that move when pressed. Fence For Life inspects these signs and reinforces posts with concrete footings set below the frost line to prevent future shifting.

They replace damaged posts with pressure-treated wood or rot-resistant alternatives like cedar. For leaning posts in good condition, they dig new holes, set posts in concrete, and add gravel at the base for drainage. This ensures long-term stability even in Kent's moist ground.