Tree Services
Removals, trimming and stump grinding handled by crews who know how to drop timber safely around houses, lines and fences.
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Nearly every fence that fails does so at the post. Set too shallow, backfilled with loose dirt, or sunk in ground that holds water — and within a couple of seasons the line starts to lean, gates drag, and the whole run looks tired regardless of how good the boards were.
Southern Solutions builds fence starting with the holes. Posts go to proper depth, get set correctly, and the line is run true before a single rail or picket goes on.
Send a photo and a sentence about the problem. Most of the time we can tell you roughly what is involved before anyone drives out.
Correct depth, correct concrete, correct spacing. It is the least visible part of the job and the part that determines whether it lasts.
Because we clear land anyway, an overgrown fence line is not a separate contractor and a delay.
Gate posts are oversized and set deeper, because a sagging gate is the first thing anyone notices.
Depth is driven by fence height, soil and frost considerations — a general rule is roughly a third of the post above ground, but we set to what the specific site needs rather than a fixed number, and gate posts always go deeper.
Yes, and it is often part of the same quote. A line choked with brush and saplings has to be opened up before a straight fence can be run, and we have the equipment for it already.
Often, yes. Leaning sections, rotted posts, broken rails and dragging gates can usually be repaired or partially replaced. If the posts are broadly failing, we will tell you honestly when replacement is the better spend.
Yes — before we build. If the boundary is uncertain, a survey is worth doing first. A fence in the wrong place is an expensive and unpleasant problem to fix later.
Removals, trimming and stump grinding handled by crews who know how to drop timber safely around houses, lines and fences.
Learn moreGrading, sod, seeding, beds and drainage — the groundwork that makes a yard usable, not just planted.
Learn moreOvergrown acreage, fence lines and building sites cleared back to usable ground — brush, saplings, stumps and all.
Learn moreFree on-site estimate, honest scope, and a site left clean when we finish.