Leaning sections, dragging gates, and pickets the last storm rearranged — put right one post at a time. Quotes free county-wide.
Gwinnett fences its yards — privacy pine around the boom-era subdivisions, chain link on the older streets, picket runs in between — and the county's weather works every fence the same way. Wet red clay holds moisture against posts at the ground line, summer downpours soften footings, thunderstorm gusts lever whole sections, and Georgia sun grays the boards while the fasteners back out. The result is the standard Gwinnett fence call: one leaning stretch, one dragging gate, and a scatter of loose pickets on an otherwise sound line.
A fence fails from the ground up. The repair that matters is the post repair — digging out the failed footing, resetting or sistering the post, re-concreting, and re-hanging the rails straight — because new pickets on a rotten post is decoration, not repair. An honest visit probes the line, tells you which posts are gone and which have years left, and quotes the difference between a three-post repair and a run replacement plainly. Whole-fence replacements can genuinely outgrow the repair lane, and when a project's honest value crosses Georgia's $2,500 line it belongs to a licensed contractor — named as such, every time.
Gates fail before fences because they work for a living. Sagging corners square up with tension hardware, hinges upgrade to sizes that match the load, latches realign to meet their catches, and dragging bottoms get the clearance the clay heave stole. A gate that closes with one hand and latches every time is a small repair that improves every single day — and keeps the dog's opinions inside the yard.
After a big blow, the calls cluster: panels down, sections leaning into neighbors' yards, limbs across the line. Triage is honest — what needs same-week resetting versus what can wait for a planned visit — and insurance-bound damage gets documented before it gets touched. Whatever the storm left, the quote to fix it is free anywhere in Gwinnett County.
The gate drags and the corner section leans. Free fence and gate quotes across Gwinnett County — posts reset, rails squared, latches meeting their catches.
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