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I start by wire brushing all loose rust and corrosion, then apply a rust-inhibiting primer before painting or coating with a weather-resistant finish. For heavily rusted sections, I replace those panels and secure the new metal away from damp soil to slow future rust. This process helps chain link fences stay functional and look better longer, even with our frequent rain and humidity.

Yes. For leaning fences caused by vines, shrubs, or roots, I first clear the vegetation away from the posts and rails. I then reset or replace any rotted or shifted posts, often adding concrete footings and gravel for better drainage. This keeps the fence stable and reduces future damage from regrowth.

I can handle a wide range of deck repairs, including rotten wood, loose boards, damaged railings, and worn finishes. For Trex composite decks, I focus on replacing cracked or warped planks, tightening hidden fasteners, and addressing any underlying frame or joist issues. I also treat wood rot on traditional decks with epoxy consolidants or by cutting out and splicing in new lumber.