Gabriel's Fence | Top-Rated Privacy Fence Installation in Canfield, OH

The main cause is frost heave, where moisture in the soil freezes and expands, pushing posts upward. We prevent this by setting posts at least 48 inches deep in our Canfield installations, well below the frost line, and using concrete collars to anchor them through freeze-thaw cycles.

Early signs include a gate that drags on the ground or gaps between the gate and the latch post when closed. These indicate the posts are shifting. If you notice this near your driveway or backyard entrance in Canfield, call us before the hinges or latch break completely.

Often, yes. The solution involves resetting the leaning posts with new concrete footings and bracing. We re-set the posts properly to eliminate further movement, then reattach the rails and pickets. It's a cost-effective fix for many Canfield homes with older fences.