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After a storm, start by checking for loose or missing pickets, broken rails, and any leaning sections. Also look for stress cracks around the posts and gate hinges. If the gate doesn't close evenly or the latch doesn't catch, that's a sign the framing may have shifted. Even minor damage can worsen over time, so if you see any of these signs in your Brownfields yard, call us for a repair inspection.

Yes, a sticking gate lock often points to a misaligned gate or weather-related swelling in the gate and latch mechanism. In Brownfields, humidity and temperature swings can cause wood gates to expand and contract, throwing off the lock alignment. We'll check the alignment, lubricate or replace the lock, and adjust the hinges as needed. If the gate itself is sagging, we can reinforce the frame so the lock works reliably again.

For fences in Brownfields, we recommend a thorough cleaning followed by a high-quality stain or weatherproofing sealer that penetrates the wood. We also check for any loose boards or fasteners before applying the treatment. For gates, we use marine-grade sealants on joints and hinges to prevent moisture intrusion. Staining every 2–3 years is the best way to stop storm debris from leaving lasting damage.