JCI Construction - Pace's Best Privacy Fence Installation

In Pace, dense vegetation like creeping vines, large shrubs, and overgrown hedges can trap moisture against fence panels, leading to wood rot, warping, and loosened posts. For chain link fences, vines and damp soil accelerate rust formation. JCI Construction addresses these issues by installing wood fences with pressure-treated lumber, proper drainage gravel, and gap spacing to reduce moisture contact. They can also replace rusted chain link sections with galvanized or coated steel, or upgrade to a low-maintenance vinyl or aluminum fence that resists rust and vegetation pressure.

Common signs in Pace include soft or spongy deck boards (especially near ground contact), peeling paint or stain, visible rust flakes on chain link fences, and fence posts that lean or feel loose. Warped or cracked railing is another warning. JCI Construction can inspect your structure, recommend targeted repairs like replacing individual boards or posts, or suggest a full deck replacement using durable composite or treated lumber if the damage is widespread.

Yes, JCI Construction offers both options. For minor surface rust, they can clean, treat, and repaint the chain link. However, if the rust has caused significant thinning of the wire mesh or weakened the posts, they’ll recommend replacing affected sections or the entire fence. They install new chain link with rust-resistant galvanized or vinyl-coated fabric to extend the fence’s life, which is especially important in Pace’s humid climate.