Johnson fence - Wichita Falls's Best Commercial Fencing

The leading cause is our strong, gusty winds common in North Texas. Over time, these winds can loosen the mortar or concrete around posts, bend lightweight aluminum pickets, or snap welds on wrought-iron sections. Additionally, impacts from debris carried by storms, such as branches from the many pecan and oak trees in neighborhoods near the Wichita River, can dent or warp ornamental fencing.

Look for leaning posts, gates that no longer latch properly, or gaps between the fence and the ground. You might also notice cracks in the concrete at the base of posts or a slight wobble when you push against the fence. After a recent storm near Sikes Lake or the downtown area, check your ornamental fencing for bent pickets or loose bars at the joints.

In most cases, we can repair just the damaged sections. Our process involves straightening bent metal components, re-welding broken joints, and setting leaning posts back into stable concrete footings. We only recommend a full replacement if the damage is widespread or the fence is very old. We assess each repair individually, focusing on a cost-effective solution that matches the existing look of your property around Southwest Parkway or the Fairway Oaks neighborhood.