WCR Handyman Services - Solomon's Expert Fence Contractors

Common signs include leaning fence posts, loose or sagging gate hinges, cracked or rotting wood, and rusted chain link. After heavy snow or high winds—typical in this area—look for broken rails or panels. If your gate drags on the ground or won’t latch, it’s a clear sign the fence structure has shifted. Rotting wood near the base is also common due to moisture from snowmelt. We can inspect and recommend whether repair or full replacement is the better solution for your property.

Weatherproofing is key. Start by sealing or staining wood fences annually to prevent moisture damage and UV fading. Check for loose posts after storms—adding gravel or concrete at the base can improve stability in windy conditions. For chain link fences, inspect for rust spots and apply a rust inhibitor. Regular cleaning and trimming back vegetation that traps moisture against the fence also helps. We offer complete fence weatherproofing services and can help you choose the right sealants or treatments for your specific fence material.

Often yes. If you’re already planning a kitchen or bathroom remodel, or building an addition, it’s efficient to address fencing at the same time. This way, crews can coordinate access, minimize disruption to your yard, and save on mobilization costs. For example, if you’re remodeling a garage, we can install a new fence and gate to match the improved look and improve security. We handle both remodeling and fencing, so we can schedule everything together for a smoother project.