Sol y Luna - Edmond's Expert Fence Builders

In Edmond, windstorms and heavy rain can cause limbs to rub against fence panels or drop large branches, leading to cracked wood or bent metal. You might also notice leaf buildup at the base of the fence, which traps moisture and accelerates rot. If your fence sags or has loose boards near a large tree, overhanging limbs are likely the cause.

Oklahoma's freeze-thaw cycles and high winds make fences vulnerable. Routine mowing and weedeating keep grass and vines from climbing fence posts, which can push them out of alignment. By keeping soil graded away from fence lines and trimming shrubs back, Sol y Luna reduces moisture contact with wood or metal panels, extending fence life.

Yes. If tree roots are pushing against fence posts, selective root pruning or tree removal by Sol y Luna can relieve that pressure. We don't cut fence posts, but by managing the nearby tree's growth and removing fallen limbs, we stop further shifting. Combined with fence realignment by a fencing contractor, this solves the root cause.