PNW Fencing - Brush Prairie's Professional Fencing Company

The heavy clay soil and frequent rain in Brush Prairie can loosen the ground around fence posts, causing them to lean. This is often made worse by freeze-thaw cycles in winter. PNW Fencing can repair leaning posts by removing the old post, digging a deeper hole for better stability, and setting the new post in concrete with gravel drainage to resist moisture. For multiple leaning posts, a section replacement might be the best solution. We do this as part of our fence repair service.

After a windstorm in Brush Prairie, look for cracked or split boards, twisted or pulled-apart rail sections, gates that no longer latch properly, and posts that have shifted or are loose in the ground. Even if a section isn't broken yet, check for splintering or separation at the joints. PNW Fencing can assess the damage and either repair individual sections or replace broken parts with weather-resistant materials, ensuring your fence is secure again before the next storm.

Brush Prairie's wet climate can cause wood fences to rot, warp, and mildew. Weatherproofing seals the wood against moisture. PNW Fencing applies a high-quality stain or sealant that penetrates the wood fibers, repelling water and blocking UV rays. This prevents splitting, cupping, and discoloration. We also check for any existing damage, such as rot at the base or cracking, and make necessary repairs before applying the weatherproofing finish, extending the life of your fence by years.