Taylor Made Fence Lawn And Tree Service: Reliable Fencing Company Serving Taylor, TX 76574

Fence post erosion often results from poor drainage and the expansive clay soil common in Taylor. Heavy rains can wash away soil around wooden posts or cause them to rot. Signs include leaning or sinking posts. We solve this by excavating the affected post, replacing it with a pressure-treated or metal post, and setting it in a concrete footing with gravel for drainage. We also recommend adjusting lawn grading to divert water away from the fence line.

Common signs include difficulty latching, the gate dragging on the ground, or uneven gaps between the gate and its frame. This is often due to ground shifting or worn hinges. We realign the gate by adjusting hinge positions, re-leveling the gate posts, or replacing old hardware with heavy-duty alternatives. For persistent sagging, we install additional support brackets or a concrete base plate.

Yes, tree roots can shift soil, crack concrete footings, or push against fence posts, causing tilting. Signs include cracked concrete near posts or uneven ground. Our tree care service can safely prune roots away from the fence line, install root barriers, or in severe cases, recommend relocating the post. We also offer stump grinding to prevent future root growth issues.