Fence Repair in Rochester, NY
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Fence Repair Across Rochester City Neighborhoods
Rochester is full of older fences, and plenty of them need a hand. Corner Post Fence LLC fixes fences for homeowners in the 19th Ward, Swillburg, North Winton Village and beyond, along with landlords, shops and other businesses across the city. We handle leaning posts, rotted boards, broken gate hardware, cracked vinyl and chain link bent by a car or a plow. Our professional fence repair team is based on Rumford Road in Greece, just past the city line, so these streets are close to home for us. When a fence is past saving, our fence installation and services in Rochester take it from there.
Why Rochester Fences Wear Out
More than half the homes in the Rochester metro were built before 1980, so many city fences are already old before the weather starts. Then winter piles on. The city averages 77 to 90 inches of snow a year. Charlotte sits right on the lakeshore, close to the lake-effect bands that roll off Lake Ontario from November through January. More than 50 freeze-thaw cycles a year lift posts out of the clay loam found under most neighborhoods. Salt spray along Lake Avenue, Culver Road and I-490 corrodes hinges, latches and chain link. Yards close to the Genesee River can also stay damp well into spring.
Rochester Fence Repairs We Handle
Our Rochester repair work usually starts with one of these five jobs.
- Heaved, rotted or snapped posts are replaced and set below the frost line.
- Gates that drag on the walk or will not close get new hinges, latches and frames.
- We handle vinyl fence repair for cracked panels and rails that pop loose in the cold.
- Weathered boards and rails are replaced through our wood fence repair service.
- Bent posts and loose mesh along driveways and side lots get chain link fence repair.
On Park Avenue, East Avenue and Browncroft, where historic rules apply, each repair keeps the original look of the fence.
Storm Damage Help for Rochester Homes
Storm season in Rochester runs from November through March, and a night of ice or high wind can drop a fence. When the weather clears, check your fence from a safe distance, especially on tree lined streets near Cobbs Hill Park, Seneca Park and Genesee Valley Park. Photograph the damage, clear broken pieces off the sidewalk, and keep pets inside until the line is secure. Hold off on digging new posts yourself, since New York requires a call to 811 before anyone digs. For help, call (585) 302-2831 or send a free estimate request with a few photos of the damage.
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