Protect-A-Child Pool Fence of Dallas - McKinney's Trusted Fence Contractors

In McKinney, heavy clay soils expand and contract with moisture changes, which can shift fence posts and cause rotting or loosening. Signs include leaning sections or gaps at the base. Protect-A-Child addresses this by replacing damaged posts with treated wood or concrete-set steel anchors and applying weatherproofing to prevent future moisture damage. They also check for proper drainage around the post base.

Yes. Chain link corrosion is common in McKinney due to high humidity and sprinkler overspray. Protect-A-Child removes rust with a wire brush or sandblasting, then applies a rust-inhibitive primer and a durable exterior paint or galvanized coating. They also seal the fence with weatherproofing to protect against further moisture. If panels are severely rusted, they can replace sections.

Protect-A-Child knows McKinney's pool fence requirements, including maximum 4-inch gaps at the bottom and self-closing, self-latching gates. For new installations, they set posts in concrete with brackets, use corrosion-resistant hardware, and apply weatherproofing. For existing fences, they can retrofit mesh or add barrier extensions to meet code. They also inspect for any climbable features near the fence line.