Hagedon Fencing - Nampa's Reliable Residential Fencing

Nampa winters can really test a fence. The ground heaves as it freezes and thaws, which can shift posts and crack wood. After 25 years working here, I always set posts below the frost line and use weatherproofing sealants that flex with the temperature. For existing fences, I recommend annual inspections in the fall to catch loose boards or failing stain. I can apply a high-quality weatherproofing treatment that seals out moisture before the cold hits. This keeps your fence stable and looking good season after season.

It depends on the extent of the rot or structural damage, but in many cases I can replace only the damaged boards, posts, or railings. I assess the framing and the condition of the remaining wood. If the deck is sound aside from a few rotting planks, I'll match the existing style and pressure-treat the new wood. If the underlying supports are compromised, then a full replacement is safer and more cost-effective in the long run. Either way, I give you an honest opinion based on what I see.

Typical automatic gate installations take one to two days, depending on the size and whether we need to run new power. I start by digging deep-set concrete footings for the posts to handle the gate's weight. Then I mount the motor, run the control wiring, and test the safety sensors and the opener. I always test the gate several times before I call it done, and I'll show you how to use the remote and change the entry codes. I've done dozens of these in Nampa, from standard driveway gates to custom curved designs.