How Should I Get My Fence Fixed? Contact GottaGuy Services
You should consider contacting me for fence problems in the following situations:
1. | Damaged or Broken Boards: | If you notice any damaged or broken boards in your fence, I can assess the extent of the damage and repair or replace the affected boards to restore the structural integrity of the fence.
2. | Leaning or Sagging Fence: | If your fence is leaning to one side or sagging in certain areas, it could be a sign of underlying issues with the posts or support structure. I can inspect the fence, identify the cause of the leaning or sagging, and make the necessary repairs to stabilize the fence.
3. | Loose or Missing Hardware: | Over time, the hardware (such as nails, screws, brackets, or hinges) that holds your fence together may become loose or go missing. I can tighten or replace the hardware as needed to ensure that your fence remains secure and stable.
4. | Gate Problems: | If your fence gate is sticking, dragging on the ground, or not closing properly, it can be both inconvenient and a security risk. I can diagnose the issue with the gate and make adjustments or repairs to improve its functionality.
5. | Rot or Decay: | Wooden fences are susceptible to rot and decay, especially in areas with high moisture levels. If you notice signs of rot or decay in your fence boards or posts, I can assess the extent of the damage and replace the affected components to prolong the lifespan of your fence.
6. | General Maintenance: | Regular maintenance is key to keeping your fence in good condition. I can perform routine inspections and maintenance tasks, such as cleaning, sealing, and lubricating hinges, to prevent problems before they arise and extend the life of your fence.
By contacting me for fence problems, you can address issues promptly and ensure that your fence remains functional, attractive, and secure for years to come.
Ed of GottaGuy Services is baed in Petaluma, CA and has been providing hassle-free handyman home solutions in Sonoma, Marin and Napa Counties since 2017.