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The clay-heavy and sandy soils common in Abilene tend to expand and contract with moisture changes. This soil movement, combined with poor drainage, can erode the ground around fence posts, causing them to lean. Texas Fencing and Construction solves this by using proper excavation techniques and trench digging to create a stable base, often setting posts in concrete below the frost line to resist shifting.

Yes. Sagging usually results from weakened joints or rusted-through sections. Our metal fabrication team can custom-build a new gate or repair the existing frame onsite. We’ll match the style of your current fence and use heavy-gauge steel or aluminum that holds up better in dry West Texas conditions, with proper welding and galvanized hardware to prevent future rust.

Loose panels often indicate that the post anchors have failed or the surrounding soil has eroded. Our first step is to inspect the post footing. If the ground has washed away, we use excavation equipment to remove the loose soil, then dig a deeper, wider hole. We set the post in concrete and reattach the panel with corrosion-resistant fasteners. This method keeps the panel secure even during high winds.