Wood and Vinyl Fencing Clarkston WA | Call Two Brothers Fencing

Chain link fence corrosion in our area often stems from high humidity near the Snake River, winter road salt runoff, and lack of protective coatings. Signs include orange rust spots and weakened metal. Two Brothers Fencing fights this by using galvanized or vinyl-coated materials during new installs or replacement sections. For existing fences, we apply rust-inhibiting treatments and sealants. Regular cleaning and annual inspections also help catch rust early, extending your fence's life by years.

Look for gates that stick or won't latch, gaps under the fence line, or posts that lean visibly. Our soil here—especially after freeze-thaw cycles or heavy rains around Clarkston Heights—can cause posts to heave or rot. Two Brothers Fencing realigns panels and resets posts with concrete footings and drainage gravel. We also replace damaged posts with treated lumber or steel, ensuring your fence stays straight and secure for years.

First, we inspect the entire fence for corrosion and misalignment. For rust, we grind off damaged sections, apply a rust converter, and coat with weather-resistant paint or replace compromised panels. For leaning problems, we dig out the affected posts, add a gravel base for drainage, and set them in concrete below the frost line. If the fence is severely damaged, we recommend a full upgrade to vinyl-coated chain link. Each job includes a warranty and post-service tips to keep your fence in top shape.