Pro Link Fence - Whitmore Lake's Professional Fence Builders

Frost heave—caused by repeated freezing and thawing of soil—often pushes posts out of alignment. Signs include leaning sections or gaps at the bottom. Pro Link Fence solves this by excavating below the frost line (typically 42-48 inches) and setting posts in concrete with gravel drainage, preventing shifting. We also reinforce posts with metal brackets where needed.

Yes. Rust is a common sign of salt and moisture exposure from road runoff. We can replace individual panels, tension bars, or even the entire fabric if needed. For new installations, we use galvanized or vinyl-coated chain link to resist corrosion. We also inspect gate hinges and latches for ice damage.

Absolutely. We offer same-week emergency repairs for storm-damaged fences. We remove broken boards, replace cracked rails, and reset any shifted posts. To prevent future damage, we recommend using pressure-treated lumber or composite materials. We’ll also trim back overhanging branches near the fence line.