When to Replace your Fence

Is your wooden picket fence showing signs of wear and tear?  It might be time for a replacement! Here are a few indicators that it's time to invest in a new fence for your home:

Decay and Rot: If you notice widespread decay, rotting boards, or termite damage, it's essential to replace the fence to maintain your property's appearance and security.

Leaning or Warping: A fence that is leaning significantly or has warped sections not only looks unsightly but can also compromise its structural integrity. A new fence will provide better stability and aesthetics.

Broken or Missing Pickets: Missing or broken pickets not only detract from your home's curb appeal but can also create security gaps. A new fence will ensure your property remains secure and visually appealing.

Age and Maintenance Costs: If your current fence is old and requires frequent costly repairs, it may be more cost-effective in the long run to replace it with a new, low-maintenance option.

Fading or Peeling Paint/Stain: Fading or peeling paint/stain not only diminishes the fence's appearance but also exposes the wood to further damage from the elements. A new fence with fresh paint or stain will enhance your home's curb appeal.