Texoma Metal Fences | Professional Commercial Fencing in Whitesboro, TX

In Whitesboro, the main causes are weather extremes—heavy rain, hail, and heat—plus vegetation like climbing vines and tree roots that push against or wrap around fence posts and panels. Rust from moisture and soil acidity can also weaken metal components over time.

Look for visible signs: vines wrapping tightly around rails or pickets, roots pushing up concrete footings, or areas where leaves and debris trap moisture against the metal. You might also notice rust spots near plant contact points, or fence sections that lean or sag due to root pressure.

We do both. For damaged ornamental fences, we assess the extent—rust, bent sections, or broken pickets—and can weld, replace, or reinforce the affected parts. If vegetation has caused structural issues, we remove the offending plants, treat the area, and repair or replace the damaged sections. New installations are also a specialty, using heavy-duty metal that resists local vegetation and weather.