Freelife fence & prints - Dickinson's Top-Rated Residential Fencing

The intense Texas sun and high temperatures can cause wood fences to dry out, shrink, and crack over time. Prolonged UV exposure breaks down the lignin in wood, leading to surface checks and deeper splits. In Dickinson, where summers are long and hot, this is a very common issue, especially for older fences or those made from untreated pine.

After a hailstorm, look for fresh dents, dings, or splintered areas on the surface of your fence boards. On wood fences, hail can create small impact craters or knock off paint and stain. On metal or vinyl fences, you might notice bent pickets or cracks. If you see these signs, call Freelife fence & prints for a free inspection.

Yes, absolutely. We assess each fence individually. If the damage is isolated, we often replace only the affected boards or sections and then apply a heat-reflective sealant to protect against future cracking. For more extensive damage, we can install a new fence using materials specifically chosen to withstand Dickinson's climate, such as treated wood, durable vinyl, or composite materials.