JnJ Projects - Wilkes Barre's Trusted Fence Contractors

The freeze-thaw cycle in Northeastern Pennsylvania is especially hard on wooden fence posts. When the ground freezes and thaws repeatedly, the soil around the post loosens, allowing the post to shift. Poor drainage around your yard, especially near the Susquehanna River floodplain, compounds the problem. JnJ Projects inspects the base of each post and often digs out waterlogged soil, adds gravel, and sets posts with concrete to prevent future movement.

Look for posts that wobble when pushed gently, gaps between fence rails and posts, and rusted or corroded nails and screws. If a post is rotting at ground level or you notice the entire fence leans more than a few degrees, it’s time for repair. In Wilkes Barre, heavy snow accumulation on a leaning fence can snap rails quickly. JnJ Projects offers free on-site checks and can reinforce weak sections before they collapse.

Yes. They provide both tree removal and fence repair as part of the same service call. If a tree limb has torn down a section of fencing or a tree has fallen across it, they first safely remove the tree or limb, then repair or replace the damaged fence panels. This combined approach is especially helpful for Wilkes Barre properties with mature trees near property lines—they address the cause of the damage and the fence in one job, saving you from calling separate contractors.