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In Okaloosa and Santa Rosa counties, wooden fence posts are often the first part of a fence to fail. The climate is humid, the air carries salt, the ground is sandy or wet, and termites are a constant threat. A

Metal fencing is a smart choice on the Gulf Coast. Steel, iron, and aluminum are strong, they do not rot or attract termites, and they stand up well to wind. But the same salty, humid air that makes living here

A gate that drags on the ground, will not latch, or leans away from the fence is one of the most common repair calls we get in Milton, Bagdad, East Milton, and the rest of Santa Rosa County. Gates are

A wood fence is a good-looking, classic choice, and it is also one of the fence types that works hardest to survive on the Gulf Coast. Salt air, heavy rain, humidity, strong sun, termites, and hurricane season all wear on

When a hurricane or tropical storm moves through the Emerald Coast, fences are often among the first things to go. High winds push on panels, trees and branches fall across fence lines, flooding softens the ground around posts, and salt-laden

Every fence wears out eventually, and on the Gulf Coast it happens faster than most people expect. Salt air, heavy rain, humidity, strong sun, termites, and hurricane season all take a toll. The good news is that most fence problems