Leon's Lawn Service: Best Fencing Company Serving Beaverton, OR 97006

The primary cause is moisture from our rainy winters, which causes wood to swell and hardware to rust. Combine that with constant use, and hinges often pull loose. The solution involves two steps: first, we tighten or replace rusty hinges with galvanized ones, then trim any swollen wood that's binding. For stubborn posts, we'll set a concrete anchor. Leon's Lawn Service can handle this during a routine lawn visit at your home near the Tualatin Hills Nature Park.

Yes, moss and rot are signs of trapped moisture and poor air circulation, especially common in shaded areas like neighborhoods off Hall Boulevard. If left unchecked, rot can spread to adjacent posts and weaken the entire fence. The solution is to remove the moss with a gentle pressure wash, replace any soft boards, and ensure proper drainage around post bases. Leon's Lawn Service offers fence repair and lawn maintenance to clean up the area, helping prevent future decay.

Absolutely. This is typically caused by loose hinges or a post that has shifted due to soil settling. A simple adjustment involves tightening the hinge screws or adding a shim to lift the gate. For more severe shifts, we can reset the gate post in quick-setting concrete. This is a quick fix that saves you the cost of a new gate. Leon's Lawn Service can combine this repair with a lawn service in your Beaverton yard—for example, if you're near the Beaverton City Park.