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Leaning posts are a common sign of frost heave or shallow concrete footings. The freeze-thaw cycle pushes posts upward, causing them to tilt. MAG Kustomz will assess the soil around each post, remove the damaged concrete, and reset the posts deeper—often below the frost line (typically 36 inches in Michigan)—with a footing that resets evenly. This prevents future shifting and restores the fence line.

A sagging gate is usually caused by loose hinges, a weakened frame, or a post that has shifted out of plumb. First, we check whether the gate post is still solid. If the post is stable, we often reinforce the corner brackets with a metal corner brace or add a tension cable kit to pull the gate square. If the post itself is leaning, we may need to reset it. Our goal is to achieve a smooth swing and a secure latch that stays aligned.

Common signs include soft or crumbly wood at the base, moss or mildew growth, and pickets that split or cup. Moisture trapped between pickets accelerates rot, especially near the ground. MAG Kustomz can replace individual rotted posts, rails, or pickets rather than tearing down your entire fence—saving you time and money. We match the wood type and stain to blend the repairs seamlessly with your existing fence.