Expert Fence Contractors in Oklahoma City, OK 73008 - Jordon's Quality Fence

In Oklahoma City, leaning fences are often caused by our clay-rich soil. The soil expands and contracts with moisture changes, loosening the concrete footings around your fence posts. A telltale sign is a visible lean after heavy rain or a dry spell. Our solution involves setting new posts with a wider concrete base or adjusting the current posts using a post-pounding technique that compacts the soil. We then reinforce the surrounding frame to ensure the fence stands straight again.

Oklahoma City's hot summers and occasional hailstorms can strip protective coatings on metal gates, leading to rust. The main sign is orange or brown flaking around seams or near the bottom. Our weatherproofing process starts with sandblasting or wire-brushing the rust away, then applying a rust-inhibiting primer. We follow up with a durable, UV-resistant paint designed for outdoor metal. For gates near streets or driveways (common in areas like the Paseo District), we also recommend adding a clear sealant to shield against road salts and debris.

Common signs include the gate opening or closing slowly, making grinding noises, or stopping halfway. In Oklahoma City, frequent power surges from storms can damage the control board, and built-up debris (like leaves from neighborhoods such as Nichols Hills) can jam the track. Yes, we diagnose and repair automatic gates. We first check the motor and sensors, clean the track, and test the limit switches. If needed, we repair or replace the control board with a surge-protected model to prevent future issues.