Fencing Company Moore OK | Call Thomas Wire Rope, Inc

Oklahoma's expansive clay soil shifts with moisture, and sustained high winds put extra stress on fence posts. If posts are not set deep enough or lack proper concrete footings, they can lean, crack, or pull loose. At Thomas Wire Rope, we recommend using heavy-gauge chain-link or welded-wire fabric paired with galvanized posts set at least 2-3 feet deep in a concrete collar. We can help you select the right gauge and hardware to withstand Moore's weather.

It's possible if the posts are still structurally sound and not rusted at the base. First, inspect the terminal and line posts. If they're firmly set and show minimal corrosion, we can supply new galvanized or vinyl-coated chain-link fabric and new tension bars, bands, and ties. For sagging sections, adding a tension wire along the top and bottom can restore tightness. Stop by Thomas Wire Rope with photos or post measurements, and we'll help you match the right materials.

For driveways exposed to strong wind, a heavy-duty tubular steel or pipe gate is much more reliable than a thin metal frame. Look for gates with diagonal bracing (like a truss) and a latch that secures at both the top and bottom. Using a wheel kit or roller support can prevent sagging over time. We stock several widths and can order custom sizes. Recommended hardware includes a positive-lock hinge and a drop rod to steady the gate when closed.