Good Ol Boys Handyman - Canton's Trusted Fence Builders

Rotting wood at the base, leaning panels after heavy rain or wind, loose or missing boards, and rusted gate hinges are key signs. In Canton's mountain climate, moist soil and sudden storms near the Pigeon River often cause post settling and sagging gates. If your fence wobbles or has gaps at the bottom, it needs attention.

We remove the damaged post and set a new, pressure-treated post into concrete below the frost line. For soft ground common in areas like Colonial Heights, we may use gravel backfill for drainage. The repair includes replacing adjacent rails or boards if needed and checking for level alignment to restore stability.

Yes. We can install wind braces on corner posts, replace weak wooden boards with stronger treated lumber, and add extra post brackets. If your fence is near an open area where gusts funnel down from the mountains, we'll also recommend proper spacing and concrete footings to prevent future leaning. All work is done on-site to match your current fence style.