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The most common cause is wind loading combined with expansive clay soil. Repeated freeze-thaw cycles cause the ground to heave, loosening fence posts. Over The Fence solves this by setting posts deeper than standard (often below the frost line), using concrete collars for stability, and ensuring proper drainage around the post base to reduce soil movement.

Absolutely. We can repair or rebuild your irrigation system and fix the leaning fence in one coordinated visit. Often, a leaking irrigation line can saturate the soil near a fence post, accelerating instability. We'll stop the leak, re-stabilize or replace the affected posts, and adjust your irrigation to avoid overspray near fence lines.

It's best to plan both at the same time. If you install a fence first, you might limit where you can place plants, paths, or irrigation later. Over The Fence offers landscape design and installation alongside fence and gate work—we can sequence the project so the fence is built, then the landscape and irrigation are installed to complement it without rework.