Black Soil and Your Fence

The soil is heavy, expansive, and clay-based. It shifts. Shrinks. Swells with the weather.
So as we move into the heat of late May and early June, know that your fence is about to face a tough seasonal challenge.
This is the time of year that perfectly straight fences begin to “wave” or lean as soon as the Houston sun bakes the ground. Here’s what you need to know about how you can protect your investment.
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5 Tips for Best Results When Staining Your Wooden Fence

Staining your wooden fence is a vital step in regular fence care and maintenance. But there’s definitely right ways and wrong ways to go about doing the job.

Here are 5 tips you can use to make sure your fence looks great once you’re done with it. Visit here: https://lonestarfenceco.com/5-....tips-for-best-result

DIY Fence Repair: When to Grab the Hammer, and When to Grab the Phone

You’ve spotted a fence issue: a loose board, perhaps, or a sagging gate. It’s frustrating, but what’s the next step?
Should you DIY it, or should you call in the professionals? After all, nobody wants to spend money they don’t have to. But nobody wants to get injured or mess up their fence permanently, either. Visit here: https://lonestarfenceco.com/di....y-fence-repair-when-

Annual Care Tips for Your Wooden Fence: Seasonal Maintenance Guide

Protect your investment in Wood Fencing with these annual care tips from Lone Star Fence & Construction. Learn how to inspect, pressure wash, stain, and seal your fence each summer to prevent rot, mold, and weather damage—keeping it beautiful and durable.

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