Nola Fence Company - Mandeville's Experienced Residential Fencing

Chain link fences near Lake Pontchartrain are exposed to salt spray, high humidity, and frequent rain, which accelerate rust and corrosion. Signs include orange-brown stains, flaking metal, and weakened links. At Nola Fence Company, we recommend using galvanized or vinyl-coated chain link—both resist moisture better. We can also apply a protective sealant. Regular rinsing with fresh water helps remove salt buildup, but for long-term durability, our team installs corrosion-resistant materials suited to Mandeville's coastal climate.

Termite damage on wooden fences often starts underground. Look for mud tubes on posts, hollow-sounding wood, small holes, or sawdust piles. In Mandeville, where termites are common, untreated pine fences are especially vulnerable. Our solution involves removing and replacing affected sections with pressure-treated wood or installing composite materials that termites avoid. We also treat the soil around new posts with termite barriers. Regular inspections—every spring—can catch damage early, and we offer maintenance plans to keep your fence secure.

For Mandeville's humid, coastal environment, we suggest aluminum or galvanized steel fences for corrosion resistance, or vinyl fences that never rot or attract termites. For a classic wood look, consider cedar or pressure-treated pine with a termite-resistant finish. Our team assesses your property's exposure and soil conditions to recommend the best material. For example, near the lakefront, we often install aluminum fences with powder-coated finishes. We also offer custom gates with rustproof hardware. Call us for a free estimate tailored to your yard.