Top-Rated Wood and Vinyl Fencing in Converse, TX 78109 - J.B. Maintenance

Many Converse homes face fence post erosion due to our sandy clay soil and occasional heavy rain. We set posts at least 24 inches deep in concrete, using a gravel base at the bottom for drainage. This prevents water pooling around the wood and stops rot or shifting. For added stability, we also use pressure-treated posts rated for ground contact.

Yes, we repair rusted chain link fences. First, we remove loose rust and apply a rust-inhibiting primer, then repaint with a weather-resistant coating. If the mesh is too corroded, we replace sections with galvanized or vinyl-coated chain link that resists moisture better. We also check the posts and rails for signs of corrosion and treat them accordingly.

For Converse decks, we often recommend pressure-treated pine or cedar. Both handle our hot summers and occasional freezes well. Cedar naturally resists insects and rot, while pressure-treated pine is durable and more budget-friendly. We can also install composite decking if you want a low-maintenance option that doesn’t warp or splinter.