An honest look at posts, footings, lean, rot and hardware, then a straight answer on whether your fence needs a repair, a replacement or nothing at all. Serving Allen and all of Collin County.
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A fence that leans in one spot might need a single post reset, not a whole new fence. The inspection nearly always comes back to the posts and the soil, so we probe for movement, check the footings and look for the rot line at the base of wood posts and rust points on metal.
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Depth, concrete and stability, the foundation of the fence.
Testing for movement that signals a deeper problem.
Boards, panels and metal checked for wear.
Alignment, hinges and latches tested.
No. If a single post reset or a few new boards will do, that is what we recommend, and if the fence needs nothing, we say that too. A straight answer is the point of an inspection.
Yes, it is one of the best times. Insurance may cover storm damage, and a written record of what failed helps with a claim. We can provide photos and a report.
Yes. We inspect fences for buyers and sellers in Allen before closing and for HOA compliance, with photos and a written report where you need one.
We walk your Allen property, give you a straight price, and show you how it is built underneath.