Mow Time - Somerset's Trusted Fence Builders

Loose fence panels are a common sign that the fasteners or rails have shifted, often due to wind or ground moisture. Our fence repair service at Mow Time involves re-securing the panels to the posts, replacing any corroded screws or nails, and checking the post footings for stability. For ornamental fencing, we can also tighten decorative sections and realign the panel gaps. We’ll get your fence back to looking straight and secure.

A sagging wooden gate is usually caused by a heavy gate pulling on loosened hinge screws or a shifting post. Another cause is the wood swelling from moisture, which makes it stick against the latch. Yes, we can fix that without a full replacement. Mow Time’s manual gate repair includes reinforcing the hinges, replacing stripped screws, and trimming or planing the gate edge so it swings freely again.

A tree trunk or large root growing against a fence can gradually push panels loose or crack the rails. The solution depends on the tree’s size and location. We can prune back branches that are rubbing the fence, or if the tree is small enough, transplanting it away from the fence line is a good option. For larger trees causing structural pressure, we may need to remove the tree to protect your fence. We’ll assess both the tree and fence condition to find the least invasive fix.