Willett's Welding Service - Flint's Top-Rated Fencing Company

Corrosion in chain link fences around Flint is usually caused by prolonged exposure to humidity and morning dew, combined with the high heat of summer. Over time, moisture trapped in the metal’s coating leads to rust, especially in older fences that lack a galvanized finish.

Look for small cracks in the vinyl coating, brittle or broken links, and warped top rails or posts. In Flint’s intense sun, the metal can expand and contract, causing the fence to buckle or pull away from its anchoring. If you see sagging or gaps, it’s time for a repair or reinforcement.

We first inspect the entire fence line, replacing severely corroded or cracked sections with new, galvanized chain link fabric. For heat-related warping, we re-tension the fabric and reinforce or replace posts with heavier-gauge steel, ensuring the fence stays straight and secure through Flint’s seasonal temperature shifts.