Concrete-set fence posts provide a stable foundation, helping fences stay straight and secure. This method is especially important for privacy fences, gates, and taller structures that face harsh weather, shifting soil, and daily impacts.
Setting posts in concrete allows us to carefully align each post and secure it firmly. This minimizes movement, supports heavier fence panels, and creates a fence that's built for long-term stability rather than rushed installation.
Fence posts are typically installed using one of two different methods: setting posts in concrete or driving them directly into the ground. While both approaches can be effective, they deliver very different results.
We install fences built to last in the Southern Wisconsin climate. Our method involves setting posts three feet deep in concrete, giving your fence the necessary support to withstand tough seasons and changing conditions.
With this method, posts are driven directly into the ground without digging holes and pouring concrete. They are faster to install, but are more prone to shifting, leaning, and loosening over time, especially in areas with loose soil.
For homeowners and businesses looking for professional fence installation services, choosing concrete-set posts is a smart investment in quality and peace of mind.
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These videos show why proper installation matters. We review fences built by other companies to highlight common issues like gaps, weak alignment, and poor ground contact that can affect privacy, safety, and long-term performance over time.
Our concrete-set installation focuses on stability, proper fit, and long-term reliability, so your fence looks right, stays secure, and performs the way it should for years. We ensure your fence is installed without gaps, movement, or shortcuts that compromise quality.
