Chain Link Fence Repair in Jacksonville, NC

Though durable, chain link fences are not immune to damage. Over time, exposure to weather, ground movement, and everyday wear can result in minor issues that require professional repair. Common issues chain link fences have:

• Rust and Corrosion: Moisture, humidity, and precipitation can cause your fence to rust, weakening it over time. Galvanized and coated chain link fences are more resistant to rust, but require frequent recoating to maintain rust-resistant properties.
• Bent or Damaged Posts: Strong winds, heavy storms, or accidental impacts (such as a vehicle backing into the fence) can bend or break the support posts, compromising the fence’s stability.
• Sagging or Loose Mesh: Over time, the chain link can become loose due to tension loss, pressure from leaning objects, or shifting soil.
• Broken or Missing Links: Due to impacts or rust, sections of the fence may detach or break, weakening the entire fence.
• Shifting or Unstable Foundation: Soil erosion, ground movement, or improper installation can cause fence posts to lean or become unstable.
• Vegetation Overgrowth: Vines, tree roots, and weeds can grow through or under chain link fences, causing warping or an unstable foundation. Overgrowth can also make fences harder to maintain.
• Gate Misalignment: A misaligned gate can be difficult to open and close due to worn-out hinges, loose latches, or shifting ground.