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By Teresa Dixon In Fence Maintenance, Fences

How to Protect Your Fence During Severe Weather

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Severe weather can wreak havoc on outdoor structures and your fence is no exception. High winds, heavy rain, and extreme temperatures can all take their toll, leading to damage and deterioration if proper precautions aren’t taken. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to protect your fence and minimize the risk of costly repairs. Here are some essential tips to help safeguard your fence during severe weather:

 

Regular Inspections

Conducting regular inspections of your fence is the first line of defense against damage from severe weather. Before and after storms, carefully examine your fence for any signs of damage or weakness. Look for loose boards, leaning posts, or sagging panels that may indicate structural issues. Addressing these issues promptly can prevent further damage during severe weather.

 

Trim Trees and Branches

Overhanging branches and foliage can pose a significant risk to your fence during storms. Trim trees and branches near your fence line to reduce the risk of them falling and causing damage. This not only protects your fence but also minimizes the risk of injury or property damage from falling debris.

 

Secure Loose Components

Loose boards, missing pickets, or detached hardware can compromise the integrity and security of your fence, especially during severe weather. Ensure that all fence components are securely fastened and in good condition. Tighten screws, bolts, and hinges as needed to prevent them from becoming dislodged in strong winds.

 

Reinforce Weak Spots

Identify any weak spots in your fence and reinforce them before severe weather strikes. This may involve adding additional support braces, reinforcing posts, or replacing damaged sections to strengthen the overall structure. By addressing weak points proactively, you can prevent them from becoming vulnerable to damage during storms.

 

Remove Loose Objects

Clear your yard of loose objects, such as patio furniture, toys, or garden decorations, that could become airborne projectiles during severe weather. Secure or store these items indoors to prevent them from causing damage to your fence or other property.

 

Looking to install a new fence? We can help! Central Fence has offices in Swainsboro, Vidalia, Statesboro, and Sandersville. Call us at 1-800-221-6425 for a free fence quote.

 

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