Hurricane fencing - Orlando's Expert Fence Builders

In Orlando, the primary cause is saturated soil from heavy rain combined with high winds. The ground becomes soft, and the constant pressure from wind on the fence panels can wiggle the posts loose. Over time, this weakens the concrete base, especially if the posts weren't set deep enough or the soil is sandy, which is common in areas near Baldwin Park.

Look for signs like leaning sections, cracked or splintered wood, popped nails, or gaps between the fence and the gate. After a storm, check the posts near the ground for rot or movement. If your gate sags or doesn't latch properly, that's a clear sign the structure has shifted. We recommend a quick inspection after any big storm, especially if you live near Lake Eola.

For debris damage, we often replace broken panels and reinforce the entire fence line with hurricane-rated fasteners and stronger posts. We also check the concrete footings and reset any loose posts to prevent future issues. Our goal is to make your fence as resilient as possible against Orlando's next big storm, so you don't have to worry about repairs every season.