Pastrano Landscaping & Fencing: Top-Rated Residential Fencing Serving San Antonio, TX 78250

The main cause is San Antonio's expansive clay soil, which swells when wet and shrinks during dry spells, shifting fence posts over time. Pastrano addresses this by using concrete footings set below the frost line and installing posts with proper drainage gravel to minimize soil movement. For existing unstable posts, we can reset them with reinforced concrete and bracing, ensuring your fence stays straight and secure.

Corrosion on chain link fences is common in San Antonio due to high humidity and occasional rain. If rust is surface-level, Pastrano can pressure wash and apply a rust-inhibiting primer and paint to extend its life. However, if the metal is pitted or weakened, replacing the affected sections or the entire fence is more cost-effective. We'll inspect your fence and recommend the best solution based on the extent of corrosion.

Overhanging branches can scrape, dent, or even break fence panels during storms, while roots can push against fence posts and cause leaning. Pastrano's tree care services include trimming branches away from fences and gates, removing hazardous limbs, and grinding stumps that might interfere with fence lines. Regular tree maintenance keeps your fencing safe and reduces the risk of costly repairs.