by Charles Hickman | Nov 12, 2026 | Articles
When part of a wood fence sags or pickets begin pulling out of position, the visible boards are easy to blame. Yet those pickets depend on horizontal rails behind them for support, which means the real failure can be hidden from the side of the fence people see every...
by Charles Hickman | Nov 8, 2026 | Articles
A backyard does not become an empty construction site just because a new fence is going in. Shrubs may already follow the property line, irrigation tubing can run beneath planting beds, tree roots can cross proposed post locations, and crews may need to move materials...
by Charles Hickman | Nov 5, 2026 | Articles
A fence creates a physical boundary, but that does not mean the most convenient place to build it is automatically the legal property boundary. Before fence installation in Georgetown begins, owners should know where their property ends, whether the proposed fence...
by Charles Hickman | Oct 18, 2026 | Articles
A leaning fence tells you something has moved, but not why. A damaged post, loose footing, shifting soil, erosion, wind pressure, gate weight, or a failed connection can produce the same visible result. That is why fence repair in Georgetown should start with...
by Charles Hickman | Oct 11, 2026 | Articles
Finding one soft or badly deteriorated fence post does not automatically mean hundreds of feet of fencing have reached the end of their useful life. Fence repair in Georgetown can sometimes focus on the failed post while preserving rails, pickets, and neighboring...
