Litchfield County Fence Company & Fence Installation

Rotting Wood

There are a variety of issues that can disrupt the integrity of your fence, requiring repairs. Rotting wood is a very common problem that many fence owners face. Rotting wood is primarily caused by fungi that eats away at the wood and ultimately causes decomposition. In order to properly repair rotting wood, chemical treatments are often required. Patching and either repainting or restraining are further required to provide effective repairs. If, however, the wood on your fence is rotted beyond repair, then your only true option is replacement of the boards by the professionals here at Roots Landscaping. Our team has been providing superior fencing services and repairs to our Litchfield County clients for several years and has been recognized throughout the region as your go to company for all your fencing needs. If the health and integrity of your fence is being compromised by rotting wood, then surely, we are the ideal team for you!
When the fence poles on your fence become damaged or worn out, structural stability and shifting can and will occur. When this happens, it is essential that you replace the fence poles as soon as possible since failure to replace them can result in a falling or deteriorating fence which, as you can imagine, would be quite a costly repair. The professionals here at Roots Landscaping recommend you replace failed fence poles immediately in your efforts to extend the lifespan of your residential or commercial fence on your property in Litchfield County and restore its overall health and integrity.

Holes & Cracks

If your fence has been damaged with holes or cracks, whether a wood, vinyl, or chain fence, we highly recommend you have repairs performed as soon as possible so as to avoid extended damage over time. Depending upon the type of fence and its material composition, repairs necessary to resolve cracks or holes in the fence will vary. Whatever fence type you have, don’t delay in scheduling your repairs and having damaging holes patched or deteriorating cracks filled in so as to avoid any further damage to your fence. Immediate repairs will also ensure the durability and reliability of your fence.

Missing Boards & Collapsed Sections

Another very common problem affiliated with all fences is that of missing boards or collapsed sections of the fence. There are a variety of repair options that are dependent upon the type of fence you have, its height, and the overall length of the boards. Regardless of type and size, however, repairing and/or replacing missing boards or collapsed sections should not be delayed since both can result in a full collapse of your fence over time. A full fence collapse, as you very well know, would be a very costly repair. Whether just missing boards, or sections of your fence that have collapsed, the folks here at Roots Landscaping are the ideal team for you. Simply contact one of our representatives to schedule repairs for your Litchfield County residential or commercial fence.