Watertown, CT Fence Company & Fence Installation

Rotting Wood

A common problem most wood fences experience is wood rot. This is when fungus spreads to wood and eats away at it, which causes it to decompose or rot. To counteract wood rot it needs to be chemically treated, patched, then re-painted or stained. Sometimes wood rot can become so bad on a section of fencing that it ultimately needs to be replaced. When it comes to wood rot, Roots Landscaping can easily repair or replace your wood fence that is experiencing rot.

Additionally, fence poles serve to create structural stability but can naturally shift over time. Without proper maintenance of these poles it can result in great damage to your fence. To maintain the longevity of your fence, it is advised you replace or repair your fence poles.

Pole Replacement

Replacing and repairing fence poles is an easy way to maintain the longevity of a fence and provide it structural stability. However, they often shift naturally over time and a greater portion of the fence can be damaged by them falling or deteriorating, so don’t waste any time if you need it done.

Holes & Cracks

Depending on the material of your fence, it can experience holes and cracks over time. The procedure for repairing holes and cracks also depends on the material of your fence. We repair any holes and cracks in your fence by filling them in. This keeps your fence in the best condition and prevents further damage.

Missing Boards & Collapsed Sections

Another result of wear-and-tear of fences are missing boards or collapsed sections of fences. Depending on the severity and material of the sections where boards are collapsed and missing is what determines the repair process. Contact a Roots Landscaping professional today to learn more about how we can help fix any problems your fence is experiencing.