Mid Tenn Mulching Man | Experienced Privacy Fence Installation in Lewisburg, TN

It's mostly the humidity and temperature swings we get in Middle Tennessee. Moisture gets trapped in untreated wood, causing rot within a few years. I recommend setting your fence on concrete footings and using a good sealant every couple of years. If your posts are already soft, I can replace just the damaged sections instead of the whole fence, which saves time and money.

Yep, it usually means the hinge side post has shifted or the gate frame itself is twisted. That puts stress on the hinges and will keep getting worse. I can fix it by reinforcing the post with gravel or concrete, then squaring the gate back up. Getting to it early prevents the whole fence from pulling out of line.

Mulching helps a lot more than just looks. Those bare spots are often due to shade or tree roots sucking up all the water. A 2-3 inch layer of mulch holds moisture, keeps weeds down, and stops erosion. I can top-dress those areas with a hardwood or pine mulch that matches your garden beds and makes the whole yard look finished.