Turfstone Outdoor Works - Franklinton's Experienced Commercial Fencing

Clay soil in Franklinton expands when wet and shrinks when dry, which can shift fence posts. A landscape design from Turfstone Outdoor Works addresses this by grading the area for proper drainage and selecting post anchors that work with local soil conditions. We also plan the fence line to avoid low spots where water pools.

Yes. If your fence feels disconnected from the rest of your yard, it's often a layout issue. Turfstone Outdoor Works evaluates your property's natural contours, sun exposure, and existing plants. We then suggest adjustments like adding curved beds, changing fence height, or using complementary materials so the fence feels like part of the overall design.

Rot is common with wood fences in humid areas. As part of our landscape design, we recommend proper spacing between fence boards for airflow, using pressure-treated or rot-resistant species like cedar, and ensuring the fence sits above grade to avoid ground contact. We also plan plantings that won't trap moisture against the fence.