Fencing Company Grand Junction CO | Call LC Landscaping & Tree removal LLC

Tree roots naturally seek moisture and can grow under fence posts, causing them to shift or crack. In Grand Junction's clay soil, this is common with cottonwoods and willows. Signs include leaning posts or gaps in fence panels. Our solution is to remove the invasive tree or install a root barrier to protect your fence.

Vines and shrubs growing on fences trap moisture, leading to rot in wood fences and rust in metal ones. They also add weight that can pull fences down. Regular landscape maintenance, including pruning and clearing vegetation away from fence lines, prevents this. We offer routine care to keep your fence looking great and lasting longer.

If a tree is too close to the proposed fence line, its trunk or roots may interfere with digging post holes. In many cases, we can trim branches or work around the tree. But if the tree is diseased, dead, or likely to damage the fence later, removal is recommended. We assess each situation and provide safe tree removal if needed.