Jimbo's Fence - Bradenton's Trusted Fence Installation

The main cause is the high humidity and frequent rain in our area, which allows moisture to soak into the wood. Over time, this moisture promotes fungal growth and decay, especially at the base of fence posts and on untreated boards.

If you notice peeling paint or stain, soft or spongy areas on the wood, dark spots, or visible mold and mildew, it's time for weatherproofing. Catching these signs early prevents deeper rot and costly repairs.

We assess the damage and replace rotted sections or posts as needed. For minor decay, we can treat the wood and apply a weatherproofing seal. For severe rot, we'll replace the affected panels and seal the new wood to match your existing fence.