Handyman Worx - Rogers's Expert Fencing Company

Fence post rot is most often caused by moisture trapped at the base of the post where it meets the soil. In Rogers, our clay-heavy soil holds water, accelerating decay. A clear sign is a post that feels spongy or has visible decay near the ground. Our solution is to dig out the old post, remove the rotted section, and set a new, pressure-treated post in concrete for a stable, long-lasting repair.

Gate sagging usually happens because the hinges have loosened or the gate frame has twisted under its own weight over time. You might notice the gate dragging on the ground or not latching properly. Yes, we can realign it. We often tighten or replace hinges, add a truss rod for support, or adjust the gate frame to restore proper function.

We can repair a rotted fence post even if it's set in concrete. We typically cut the post off at the base, remove the concrete, and install a new post in fresh concrete. This saves the adjacent fence panels from being torn out. It's a precise repair that's faster and less disruptive than replacing entire sections.