3 Signs That it’s Time to Replace Your Fence

BRENTWOOD — A failing fence can be easy to ignore, but between its important function and the potential risks of failure, it’s an important issue to address. While in some cases it may be possible to repair your fence, in others it might make more sense to replace it entirely. Here are three indicators that it’s time for a replacement:

Your fence is leaning. When a fence starts to lean, it typically means one of the posts is broken. Unfortunately, once one post goes out, it starts a chain reaction that causes them all to start failing.

Your fence is missing several boards. When boards and other components start falling off of your fence, its stability and security become compromised. At this point, replacement is usually the most practical option.

You’ve already paid for several fence repairs. The cost of continual fence repairs adds up over time. At a certain point, it become more cost-effective to replace the fence instead of continuing to pay for repairs.

If you’re unsure whether your fence requires repairs or a full replacement, consult a trusted, local fence contractor.