Experienced Fence Installation in Eastman, WI 54626 - Nagel Fencing

The primary cause is frost heave and seasonal soil movement. Eastman’s clay-rich soil expands when wet and contracts during dry spells, while freezing temperatures push posts upward. Nagel Fencing solves this by setting posts below the frost line (typically 48 inches deep) and using concrete collars to anchor them securely, preventing the shifting that leads to leaning fences.

Signs include the gate dragging on the ground, sticking when opening or closing, or gaps appearing between the gate and the latch. Uneven settling of posts can also cause the gate to bind. Nagel Fencing recommends checking your gate each spring. If you notice these issues, our team can re-level the posts and adjust the hardware to restore smooth operation.

For properties with sloping or uneven terrain, we often recommend a custom-built fence with stepped panels or a racked design that follows the contour of your land. Nagel Fencing uses adjustable post brackets and flexible materials like chain link or vinyl to accommodate ground movement without sacrificing stability, ensuring a professional look that lasts.