Weston, CT Fence Company & Fence Installation

Rotting Wood

One of the most common wear and tear problems affiliated with fences is that of rotting wood. Rotting wood is typically caused by fungi that eats away at the wood over time and causes decomposition. To treat the rotting wood a specialized chemical process is often required, followed by patching and/or staining or re-painting the fence. In some cases, the damage may be too extreme and may require complete replacement of the fence boards or planks. Whatever the repair needs, rest assured the professionals here at Roots Landscaping have got you covered.

If your fence suffers from shifting fence poles, then worry no more. Our professionals are on hand to provide effective solutions to your fencing problem. The fence poles serve as a source of structural stability and when they begin to shift may cause portions of the fence to either deteriorate or even collapse. To resolve the issue of shifting poles, we highly recommend the poles be replaced in order to maintain the integrity and structure of the fence as well as its longevity.

Holes & Cracks

Depending upon the type of fence you have, whether wood, vinyl, chain, etc. repair procedures for holes or cracks in your fence will vary. Whatever the material, however, it is best to patch holes and fill in any cracks in order to maintain the structure, shape and integrity of the fence. The longer you allow cracks and holes to remain, the greater the damage over time.

Missing Boards & Collapsed Sections

Finally, missing boards are a common fence repair. Again, depending upon the type of fence you have and the material, the repair process varies. Regardless of material, it is imperative that missing boards be replaced as soon as possible so as to avoid a collapse of the fence. The folks here at Roots Landscaping highly recommend replacing any missing boards or planks immediately to avoid more costly repairs down the road.