Mojica's Lawn Maintenance Care - Denver's Reliable Wood and Vinyl Fencing

Denver's freeze-thaw cycles cause the ground to shift, loosening fence posts and leading to leaning or sagging sections. Strong winds, common in the area, can also stress the structure. Mojica's addresses this by setting new posts in concrete below the frost line, bracing the framework, and replacing damaged rails or panels for a long-lasting repair.

Look for loose or missing boards, visibly leaning posts, gaps at the bottom that let in pests, or rusted hinges and latches. After a heavy snowfall or windstorm, check for cracked rails or panels. If your fence wobbles when pushed or has rotted wood near the ground, it's time to call Mojica's for an assessment and solution.

Mojica's recommends patio coverings built with weather-resistant materials like treated wood or aluminum. They can add a sloped or flat roof design that sheds snow and snow melt, and apply UV-resistant stain or paint to prevent fading and cracking from the high-altitude sun. Regular sealing every 2–3 years also helps extend the life of your patio covering.