Rocky Mountain Fence - Hooper's Expert Fencing Company

Hooper's heavy clay and expansive soils, common near 4500 South and the Great Salt Lake wetlands, shift with seasonal moisture changes. This causes post holes to lose grip, leading to lean or sag. Rocky Mountain Fence installs posts with gravel drainage and deep-set concrete to counter soil movement, keeping fences plumb year-round.

Look for signs like cracked panels from windborne debris or UV discoloration after a few years near open fields like those along 7000 West. If the structural rails are intact, we can usually replace individual slats. But if many panels are brittle or the posts are warped from temperature swings, a full replacement is more cost-effective.

Yes. In Hooper's freeze-thaw cycles, standard gate posts can heave. Our solution uses adjustable brackets and deeper footings below the frost line. We also hinge gates with anti-sag kits, so your gate swings freely even after wet springs in neighborhoods like Hooper Ridge.