Go Lucky Lawn Care & Services - Grove City's Best Privacy Fence Installation

The main cause is moisture trapped in the wood from our humid summers and frequent rain. When leaves and dirt pile up at the base, they hold water against the wood, leading to rot and mold. This is especially common near the bottom of fence posts and along the ground line.

Look for green or black streaks (moss or algae), soft or spongy wood when you poke it, peeling paint or stain, and visible cracks or splits. If you see any of these, it's a sign moisture is getting in and causing damage.

We start with a gentle pressure wash or soft wash to remove all moss, algae, and debris. Then we let it dry completely. For rotted sections, we replace the damaged wood. Finally, we apply a high-quality sealant or stain to protect against future moisture. For gates, we also check hinges and latches to ensure they swing freely.