
Why Is My Fence Leaning? Causes, Fixes and When to Call a Pro
Fence leaning after a storm or wet season? Learn the 5 common causes in North Texas, how leaning posts are fixed, and when to call a fence
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Easton Fencing is based in Rockwall, so we are close by when a fence or gate needs fixing. We repair cedar, wood and wrought iron fences and swing and slide gates across the city, from lake-area homes near The Harbor and Chandler’s Landing to neighborhoods near downtown Rockwall, including fences another company installed.
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Strong winds off Lake Ray Hubbard and clay soil that swells and shrinks are the two biggest reasons Rockwall fences lean. We straighten the fence and reset or replace failed posts in concrete, then replace broken boards, rails and pickets.
We also repair storm damage, falling-limb damage and rot at the ground line. Our leaning fence guide explains the most common causes.
We fix gates that sag, drag or won’t latch, replace worn hinges, rollers and latches, and straighten bent iron gate frames. For automatic gates, we repair openers, sensors, keypads, remotes and battery backups.
Gate stopped working? Our gate troubleshooting guide lists a few safe checks, and our Rockwall crew can handle the rest.
Call or send a few photos of the damage so we can get an idea of the repair before we visit.
We look at the posts, boards, panels and gate hardware to find the real cause.
We tell you plainly whether a repair will last or a section should be replaced.
Our crew resets posts in concrete and repairs or replaces the damaged parts.
We check every repaired section, gate and latch with you before we call the job done.
Easton Fencing has repaired and built fences in Rockwall and Collin County for 17 years. Our in-house crews know cedar, iron and gate systems, we are fully insured, and you get an honest repair-or-replace recommendation before any work begins.
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Answers to the questions Rockwall homeowners ask us most about fence and gate repair.
Yes. Easton Fencing repairs cedar, wood and iron fences and swing and slide gates in Rockwall no matter who installed them.
Yes. We straighten wind-damaged fences, reset or replace broken posts in concrete and replace damaged boards and rails.
Yes, in most cases. If the boards and rails are sound, we straighten the fence and reset or replace only the failed posts.
Yes. Easton Fencing repairs openers, sensors, keypads, remotes and battery backups. See our automatic gates in Rockwall.
We are based in Rockwall, so we can usually schedule repairs quickly. Many are finished in a single visit.
If only a few posts or sections are damaged, repair is usually the better value. If several posts have failed and much of the wood has rotted, replacement may make more sense. Call (469) 544-9707 for an honest recommendation.
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