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A Sagging, Street-Facing Fence Line
- The fence line was sagging through the middle, with the middle post and corner post near the tree starting to lean.
- The street-facing section needed a fix that wouldn’t mean replacing the whole fence.
- Visible from the street and exposed to weather, the repair had to be structural, not cosmetic.
Where We Started
The street-facing fence line sagging through the middle and leaning at the posts before the repair.
What We Did
Secure & Brace
Temporary bracing on the yard side held the sagging middle and corner posts plumb while we worked.
Deep Excavation
Dug deep on the street side beside the designated posts to create proper footings with minimal disruption.
Heavy-Duty Reinforcement
Two new 6×6 pressure-treated posts set in concrete beside the existing posts for load-bearing support.
Anchor & Release
Secured the existing posts to the new 6×6 supports with GRK Timber screws, removed bracing, and cleaned up.
The Outcome
Your Service Advisor is standing by
One call. A person who knows handyman work, prices it on the spot, and puts a technician on your calendar. No forms, no chat.
Ready to Cross Things Off Your Home To-Do List?
That list of repairs, installs and touch-ups you keep meaning to get to? Hand it to us: one trained Microworks technician arrives in a fully stocked van at a flat rate, works through it in a single visit, and leaves your home finished, clean and done right.
