Fence Installation in Rochester NY
Corner Post Fence LLC handles professional fence repair for Greece homeowners, landlords and local businesses. We fix leaning posts, cracked vinyl panels, rotted wood pickets, sagging gates and chain link that took a hit from a plow or a falling limb. Our shop sits on Rumford Rd in the 14626 ZIP, so our crew already works in Barnard, Paddy Hill and North Greece and knows how these yards behave. That matters when a gate will not latch and the dog keeps finding the gap. When the damage runs deeper than a patch, our fence installation and services in Greece cover full replacement too.
Greece sits on Lake Ontario, which is hard on fences. The area sees more than 50 freeze-thaw cycles a year. Clay loam soil holds water, swells as it freezes, then settles. That frost heave lifts any post that was not set below the 42 to 48 inch frost line. Lake-effect snow piles up from November through January, and drifts lean on panels near Braddock Bay and Cranberry Pond. Wind off the lake pushes on privacy fences along the NY-104A lakeshore. Road salt from Ridge Road and Dewey Avenue splashes onto metal hardware and eats at hinges. With a median build year of 1968, plenty of Greece fences are just old.
Most repair calls we get in Greece fall into five groups.
We match materials as closely as we can, so the fix blends in from Long Pond Road to Mt. Read Boulevard.
Ice storms and strong wind hit Greece hardest from December through March. After a storm, stay away from any fence touching a power line and call the utility first. Take photos of the damage for your insurance. Then tie off or prop up loose panels so pets and kids stay in the yard. Do not try to yank a heaved post out of frozen ground, since that can crack the footing. We assess storm damage for homes and businesses from the Ridge Road retail corridor to the Long Pond shoreline. Call (585) 302-2831 or send a free estimate request to get on our schedule.