Kevin King Excavating - Inola's Local Residential Fencing

Sinking or leaning fence posts are often caused by loose or improperly compacted soil around the post base. In Inola’s clay-heavy and shifting soils, backfilling with native dirt can leave gaps that settle over time. Kevin King Excavating solves this by using proper soil backfilling and compaction techniques to create a stable, dense footing. We can also regrade the area to improve drainage, preventing future erosion around fence posts.

Absolutely. We handle interior demolition and partial structure demolition to remove old fences, gates, and even concrete posts or footings. For more complex jobs, we can also perform total structure demolition if the fence is attached to a larger outbuilding or wall. Once the debris is cleared, we prepare the site by land grading and compaction so your new fence goes in on solid, level ground.

Yes. Uneven ground can cause fence panels to look crooked or leave gaps at the bottom. Our earthmoving and regrading services flatten the area precisely, and we can use land grading to create a smooth, consistent slope if you prefer. We also handle construction site preparation, including trench digging for fence post footings and drainage, so your new fence is built on a professional-grade base.