Robert's Contracting: Reliable Privacy Fence Installation Serving Franklin Park, IL 60131
10148 Pacific Ave, Franklin Park, IL 60131
Meet the Team
Robert's Contracting, based right here in Franklin Park, IL, understands the unique fencing challenges local homeowners face. Sagging gates and fence post rot are particularly common in our area due to the heavy clay soil and freeze-thaw cycles, which can destabilize wooden posts over time. As a trusted local contractor, Robert's Contracting provides durable, expert repairs and installations to restore the safety and appearance of your property. Conveniently located near landmarks like the Franklin Park Zoo and the North Avenue business corridor, we serve all nearby neighborhoods, including North Park and Sunset Terrace. Whether you need a single gate re-hung or a full fence replacement, our hands-on team delivers reliable, long-lasting solutions that stand up to Franklin Park's weather.
What the Company Handles
- Fence and gate installation
- Fence and gate repair
Questions and Answers
What causes fence posts to rot so quickly in Franklin Park, IL?
Our local clay soil retains a lot of moisture, especially after heavy rains or snowmelt. Combined with the freeze-thaw cycle, wood fence posts that aren't pressure-treated or properly set with gravel can wick up water, leading to accelerated rot at ground level. Robert's Contracting addresses this by using concrete footings and rot-resistant materials to prevent future decay.
My driveway gate is sagging and dragging on the ground. What's the most likely problem?
Sagging gates in Franklin Park are typically caused by loose hardware, rotted hinge posts, or heavy gates that have pulled their screws out of wood. The sign is often a gap at the top corner of the gate or scraping along the pavement. Our team can re-secure the hardware, replace the rotted post, or install a tension bar to correct the alignment without fully replacing the gate.
Can you fix a gate post that's rotted at the base without replacing the entire fence line?
Yes, in many cases we can perform a 'post replacement' repair, cutting out the rotted section and setting a new post in concrete next to it, then splicing the old fencing to the new post. This saves you money and preserves the rest of your fence. We first assess whether the fence panels are still sound — if so, it's a straightforward local repair.
Business Location & Hours
| Mon: | Open 24 hours |
| Tue: | Open 24 hours |
| Wed: | Open 24 hours |
| Thu: | Open 24 hours |
| Fri: | Open 24 hours |
| Sat: | Open 24 hours |
| Sun: | Open 24 hours |


