Jeremy Clawson - Omaha's Reliable Residential Fencing

Yes, we can often repair leaning or sagging sections by resetting posts, reinforcing rails, and replacing only the damaged pickets. Omaha’s freeze-thaw cycles and heavy rains can shift fence posts over time. We assess the soil conditions, use concrete or gravel bases as needed, and make sure the repair matches the existing style and stain. If the damage is too widespread, we’ll walk you through replacement options that fit your budget and property lines.

Yes. I handle both interior remodeling and outdoor structures, including decks, patios, and fences. For a bathroom remodel, we cover layout changes, drywall, LVP or tile flooring, and painting. Deck construction includes design, support framing, and finishing. Managing both as one project often simplifies scheduling and material ordering. We’ll coordinate the work so your deck and bathroom are completed without delay, and ensure all city permits are pulled correctly.

The most common issues are rotting posts at ground level and gates that sag from uneven settling. Many older homes have original fence lines that weren’t set deep enough or lack drainage around the posts. In neighborhoods like Field Club, where lots are well-established, roots and shifting soil also cause misalignment. We repair by replacing rotted posts, adjusting hinges, and sometimes adding weatherproofing protection. For automatic gates, we also check wiring and sensor alignment to keep operation smooth year-round.