Residential Fencing New London MO | Call Midwest Railroad Maintenance & Construction

Look for leaning posts, loose boards, rusted chain links, or rot at the base of wooden fences. In New London, freeze-thaw cycles can also cause concrete footings to crack, leading to instability. If your gate drags or won't latch, that's another clue. Midwest Railroad Maintenance can assess the damage and recommend repair or replacement.

Old fencing materials like rotted wood, broken concrete, or rusted wire need proper disposal. Instead of renting a dumpster or making multiple trips to the landfill, our junk removal service handles the hauling. We clear the site before installation and remove all debris afterward, leaving your New London property clean and hazard-free.

Yes. Shifting soil or frost heave can tilt concrete posts. We can re-set them with new concrete foundations, or replace them entirely if they’re cracked. Using local materials suited to New London's clay soil, we ensure long-lasting stability for your fence line.