Top-Rated Residential Fencing in Harrisonville, MO 64701 - W & S Tree Service

Tree roots growing beneath fence lines can lift posts and warp panels, while falling branches or entire trees during storms can crush fences. In Harrisonville’s clay-rich soil, roots spread aggressively, especially from silver maples and oaks, leading to uneven fences and structural weakness.

Look for fence posts that are leaning, cracked concrete at the base, or sections of fence that appear lifted or buckled. You may also notice exposed roots near the fence line or soil heaving around posts. If you see these signs, it’s time to call a professional for an inspection.

We start by assessing the tree and root system, then use excavation and trench digging to remove problematic roots without harming the tree. If the fence is damaged, we can reset posts or install new ones in properly dug trenches. Our tree care services also include pruning or removal of hazardous limbs to prevent future damage.