Trusted Privacy Fence Installation in Oklahoma City, OK 73129 - Mtz Fence

The main cause is Oklahoma’s expansive clay soil, which swells when wet and shrinks during dry spells. This movement loosens the soil around fence posts, especially after heavy rain or drought. High winds common in the area also push against fence panels, accelerating the leaning. Mtz Fence solves this by setting posts in concrete with a wide base and using galvanized brackets to anchor them securely.

Look for loose or missing pickets, sagging gates that don’t latch properly, and visible gaps between panels. After a strong storm, check if the top rail is bowed or if any posts have pulled away from the ground. If you notice these signs, call Mtz Fence for an inspection. We can reinforce the structure with additional bracing or replace damaged sections before the next big wind event.

For durability against wind, moisture, and temperature swings, we recommend vinyl or pressure-treated cedar. Vinyl won’t rot or warp and handles wind well when installed with proper post spacing. Cedar is naturally resistant to decay and can be stained to protect against UV rays. Chain link is also a solid, low-maintenance option for security without wind resistance issues. Mtz Fence helps you choose the best material for your specific property and budget.