Lohmann Fencing | Experienced Residential Fencing in Enid, OK

Enid's frequent high winds, combined with rapid temperature changes and occasional heavy rain, can weaken the ground around fence posts. This causes the support structure to shift, leading to leaning sections. Poor drainage in many neighborhoods, like those near Crosslin Park, also softens the soil. Lohmann Fencing addresses this by using deep-set, concrete-reinforced posts and choosing weather-resistant materials, ensuring your fence stays straight and secure.

Sagging gates are usually a sign of worn-out hinges or a settling post. In Enid, the expansive clay soil can cause posts to shift over time. Your solution involves either replacing the hardware with heavy-duty, corrosion-resistant hinges or adjusting the post's foundation. Lohmann Fencing can reinforce the post base or install a new support, then realign the gate so it swings freely without rubbing.

Rust forms when moisture and oxygen meet bare metal, which is accelerated by our humid summers and winter freezes. The first sign is orange spotting. For a permanent solution, Lohmann Fencing can apply a rust-inhibiting primer and paint, or replace rusted sections with galvanized or vinyl-coated chain-link. We also recommend periodic cleaning and checking for scratches where moisture can get in.