Home Genie - Fort Pierce's Best Privacy Fence Installation

The most common cause for a sagging gate in Fort Pierce is a corroded or broken hinge. Our heavy rain and salty air accelerate rust, causing hardware to fail. Our team can replace the damaged hinges with heavy-duty, stainless steel options specifically rated for coastal climates, then realign the gate for smooth operation. We often pair this with a full fence inspection to ensure no other parts are weakened from storm debris.

Leaning fence panels are often a sign of compromised posts, not cosmetic. Storm debris hitting the fence can knock panels askew and even loosen the concrete footing around the posts. If the post is loose at the base, it can eventually collapse. Home Genie will come out and check the integrity of each post root. We can either reinforce the existing posts or replace them with pressure-treated lumber set in new concrete. As a full-service general contractor, we also ensure the fence ties into your gate properly so you don't experience the same issue in the future.

Debris like branches, sand, and even pieces of roofing can get wedged between panels, causing misalignment and preventing the latch from catching. The solution is a two-part process. First, we’ll remove the debris and inspect the entire length of the fence for trapped material. Second, we check the gate's alignment—debris can push the gate frame out of square. Home Genie will then reset the gate, adjust the hinges, and replace the latch if it’s damaged. For ongoing protection, we can recommend a wind-rated latch that stays secure during storms.