N&R Skill Service - Opa-locka's Best Commercial Fencing

After a heavy storm, look for fence posts that lean more than usual, gates that drag or stick, or concrete bases that are cracked or shifted. You might also notice the fence wobbling when you push against it. These are clear signs that the posts have loosened in the ground, a common issue in our local sandy and rainy conditions.

We start by removing all rotted wood, then treat the remaining wood with a fungicide to stop further decay. For sections that are still structurally sound, we can patch and reinforce them. If the rot is extensive, we replace the affected boards or posts with pressure-treated lumber, and finish with a weatherproofing sealant to protect against future humidity and rain.

Yes, we can. For a broken post at ground level, we typically dig out the old concrete base, remove the broken post, and install a new pressure-treated post with fresh concrete. We also use post anchors for added stability in our local soil. This is a common repair for Opa-locka homes after storms or due to long-term rot.