Mejia's All In Construction - Redding's Reliable Residential Fencing

In Redding, dry soil can shrink and cause fence posts to shift. We address this by setting posts deeper than standard—usually 24 to 30 inches—and using a concrete collar that extends below the frost line. For extra stability in sandy or decomposed granite soil, we sometimes add gravel at the base of the hole to improve drainage and reduce soil movement. This approach helps keep your fence standing straight year after year.

Yes. When we do a deck replacement, we work carefully around plants, irrigation, and hardscaping. We’ll remove the old deck boards and framing, then build the new structure in place. If your deck is attached to the house, we’ll ensure the ledger board is properly flashed to prevent moisture issues. We can also adjust the new deck’s height or layout slightly to better fit your yard’s current layout.

For areas with intense sun and heat, we often recommend cedar or redwood because they naturally resist warping and cupping better than pressure-treated pine. We also install pickets with a slight gap to allow for expansion and use a high-quality exterior stain or paint that reflects UV rays. For maximum durability, a vinyl or metal fence won’t warp at all, though it has a different look. We can help you choose the best option for your home’s style and your budget.