Johnson Brothers Deck & Fence - Georgetown's Best Commercial Fencing

Georgetown’s clay-heavy soil and frequent freeze-thaw cycles can cause poor drainage around fence posts. Combined with ground contact pressure from wet conditions, posts set without gravel or concrete bases often rot or shift. Johnson Brothers uses treated lumber and proper footing techniques—digging below the frost line and adding gravel for drainage—to prevent lean and decay, even in areas near the Elkhorn Creek.

Yes, we often repair sagging gates by reinforcing the frame, replacing worn hinges, or adjusting the post alignment. If the post is rotted at ground level, we can install a concrete mending plate or set a new post with a concrete footing. This is a cost-effective solution for many Georgetown homeowners, especially those with older fences near South Broadway or Stone Trace.

Absolutely. Pressure washing is a key step in our remodeling process for decks and fences. It removes mold, mildew, and dirt left by Georgetown’s humid summers. We also offer standalone pressure washing to restore weathered wood or composite materials before staining or sealing. This helps extend the life of structures near neighborhoods like Royal Spring or the historic downtown district.