Fencing Company Port Hadlock WA | Call Pro Link Fence

Leaning posts are often caused by waterlogged soil from our heavy coastal rains. The ground near the Port Hadlock Marina or along Irondale Road can become soft, allowing posts to shift. Additionally, strong winds from the Strait of Juan de Fuca can push against fences over time. Pro Link Fence addresses this by fabricating metal brackets and braces that stabilize the post below grade, preventing further movement.

Look for bent or twisted metal panels, loose welds at the joints, and rusted sections where the protective coating has worn away. After a storm, you might also notice that the gate no longer swings properly or that the top rail is visibly bowed. If your fence is near the water, salt spray can accelerate corrosion. Pro Link Fence can assess the damage and fabricate replacement sections that match your existing fence.

Instead of just digging and tamping the post back into the ground, Pro Link Fence uses metal fabrication to create a custom support plate or brace that anchors the post to a wider concrete base. This method distributes the load and prevents re-leaning. For severe cases, we can fabricate a new post sleeve that slides over the existing post and secures it to a deeper footing, offering a permanent fix for Port Hadlock's unstable soil.