Top Fence Company - Anderson's Top-Rated Commercial Fencing

Soil erosion near fence posts often results from heavy rain runoff or poor drainage common in Anderson's clay-rich soils. Over time, this loosens the ground, causing posts to shift or lean. Top Fence Company solves this by digging deeper post holes and backfilling with gravel and concrete to create a stable base. They also install drainage pipes or French drains around the posts to redirect water away, preventing future erosion.

Signs of UV damage include fading, chalking (a powdery residue), and cracking or brittleness in the vinyl, especially on south-facing fences in Anderson's sunny climate. Top Fence Company addresses this by installing vinyl fences with built-in UV stabilizers and protective coatings. For existing fences, they can apply a UV-resistant sealant to slow degradation and restore appearance.

Yes, they can. If your fence is leaning due to soil erosion, Top Fence Company inspects the posts for damage. They often replace eroded soil with compacted gravel and concrete around the base, or install metal post anchors for added stability. For severe cases, they may reset the posts deeper into the ground, ensuring the fence stands straight for years.