Out here a fence earns its keep. Straight-line winds come across open country with nothing to slow them down, the ground heaves posts as it dries and swells, and the summer sun cooks cedar until it splits. We reset leaning posts in fresh concrete set deep enough to hold, replace broken pickets and rails to match what you've got, and rebuild the sections a windstorm laid flat so the fix blends in instead of standing out like a patch.
Gates get real attention, because a sagging gate is the thing you fight with every single day. We square the frame, add an anti-sag kit or a diagonal brace, reset hinges and latches, and make sure a backyard or pool gate swings shut and latches the way it should.
Almost always. The board-on-board and standard cedar privacy styles used all over Amarillo are easy to match, and new cedar weathers toward your existing gray within a season, or we can stain it to blend right away.
Usually a mix of worn hinges and a frame that's racked out of square, sometimes helped along by a post that's shifted in our soil. We square the frame, brace it, and reset the post if it's the one that moved.
That's the whole game out here. We set corner and gate posts deeper and in more concrete than a builder crew running on a schedule usually bothers with, so the next big blow doesn't lay them over.
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