Shepley Fence - Fort Lauderdale's Best Commercial Fencing

In Fort Lauderdale, heavy rain saturates the sandy soil, causing it to expand and contract. Combined with high winds, this loosens the post concrete over time. Additionally, inadequate drainage around the post base accelerates soil erosion, leading to instability.

Look for leaning sections, visible gaps between posts and concrete, cracked or chipped concrete around posts, and difficulty opening or closing gates. If the wood feels soft or spongy at the base, it's likely rot or termite damage, a common issue in Florida's humid climate.

We remove the loose post and concrete, then dig a deeper hole (at least 24 inches for stability). We use galvanized steel brackets and set the post in a concrete mix designed for wet soil. For existing concrete footings, we can inject epoxy or install screw anchors to re-secure the post without full replacement.