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Look for vines wrapping tightly around posts or panels, causing them to bend. Also check for roots pushing up against the base of the fence, which can crack concrete or rot wood. In ornamental fencing, rust or corrosion often starts where leaves or vines trap moisture against the metal.

Regularly trim back vines, bushes, and trees at least 12 to 18 inches from the fence. For metal fences, apply a rust-resistant coating annually, especially after clearing vegetation. Top Notch Home & Yard Care can also install a simple barrier, like a gravel strip or root barrier, to keep growth away from the fence line.

Yes. We assess the damage, remove any invasive plants or roots, and then repair or replace affected sections. For wooden fences, we replace rotted posts and boards. For ornamental metal fences, we straighten bent sections, weld cracks, and apply protective paint. We also trim back surrounding vegetation to prevent future issues.