HOOPS Stanley Claycomb Fencing | Local Wood and Vinyl Fencing in Osterburg, PA

In our area, damp clay soils and freeze-thaw cycles trap moisture against untreated wood, causing posts to rot in just a few years. We solve this by replacing rotted posts with pressure-treated lumber or setting them in concrete with proper drainage gravel. For existing fences, we can also install post guards or apply a waterproof sealant to extend their life.

A sagging gate usually means the hinges have pulled loose or the gate frame has twisted from heavy use. First, we check if the gate post is still plumb and solid. Then we reinforce the frame with a diagonal cross-brace or upgrade to heavier-duty hinges. In many cases, we can fix it without replacing the entire gate, saving you time and money.

Absolutely. We can remove the damaged mesh and rails, then install new sections that match your existing fence. We'll also check the tension and the concrete footings of the terminal posts. If a post shifted from the storm, we can reset it to prevent future problems. It's much more cost-effective than replacing the whole fence.