Top-Rated Fence Builders in Media, PA 19063 - Tonsa Fence

Shady yards and heavy rains from storms along the East Coast keep the ground damp near places like Ridley Creek and Glen Providence Park. Wood posts set directly in soil soak up moisture and start to decay. I always recommend setting posts in concrete and keeping gravel at the base for drainage. For older fences, we can replace just the rotted post and use treated lumber or even steel brackets to keep the wood off the wet ground.

That sagging is a common sign that your gate's hinges or frame have loosened up over time. Often, the whole gate pulls down because the post isn't set deep enough or the wood has swollen from humidity near the Media area. We can reinforce the hinge-side post with new concrete and install tension cables to pull the gate back into square. If the wood is too far gone, we'll replace the gate with a new one that fits your fence line perfectly.

Absolutely. Rust often shows up first on the chain fabric and along the rails where water sits. If the damage is only surface level, we can sand down the rust spots and apply a rust-inhibiting coating. For heavily rusted sections, we'll cut out the bad mesh and weave in a new panel. We keep standard chain-link materials in stock for homes in Media, so we can usually match what you have and get it done without a long wait.