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Completed 43-linear-foot wood fence in Washington, D.C. featuring 130 new landscape timber posts, double-nailed for maximum durability.
Completed 43-linear-foot wood fence in Washington, D.C. featuring 130 new landscape timber posts, double-nailed for maximum durability.
Completed 43-linear-foot wood fence in Washington, D.C. featuring 130 new landscape timber posts, double-nailed for maximum durability.
Completed 43-linear-foot wood fence in Washington, D.C. featuring 130 new landscape timber posts, double-nailed for maximum durability.
Fence Replacement

Enhanced Safety with a Professionally Installed Fence

The Inspection

For this fence replacement in Washington, D.C., we assessed the 43 linear feet boundary and soil conditions to plan proper excavation. We prepared for a 1.5-foot-deep trench to support a strong concrete base for the new posts, ensuring long-term durability.

Original deteriorated landscape timber fence and boundary line in Washington, D.C. before the professional replacement process.
Original deteriorated landscape timber fence and boundary line in Washington, D.C. before the professional replacement process.
Original deteriorated landscape timber fence and boundary line in Washington, D.C. before the professional replacement process.
Original deteriorated landscape timber fence and boundary line in Washington, D.C. before the professional replacement process.
HCS Exterior team excavating a 1.5-foot deep trench and preparing high-strength concrete foundations for new timber posts in Washington, D.C.
HCS Exterior team excavating a 1.5-foot deep trench and preparing high-strength concrete foundations for new timber posts in Washington, D.C.
HCS Exterior team excavating a 1.5-foot deep trench and preparing high-strength concrete foundations for new timber posts in Washington, D.C.
HCS Exterior team excavating a 1.5-foot deep trench and preparing high-strength concrete foundations for new timber posts in Washington, D.C.

The Process

The construction phase kicked off with the complete removal of the 130 existing landscape wood pieces. We then excavated a precise trench 1.5 feet deep across the entire 43-linear-foot span. To create an immovable foundation, we poured 60 lb bags of high-strength concrete mix along the trench. Our team meticulously installed 130 new 8-foot landscape timber posts (2.5 in x 3.5 in) , setting them post by post to ensure perfect alignment. For added strength, each panel was double-nailed, providing superior durability against the elements. The unfinished wood was left ready for the homeowner's choice of future stain or paint.

The Result

The final result is a structurally solid, beautifully aligned 43-foot wood fence that redefines the property line in Washington, D.C. The heavy-duty landscape timber and deep concrete foundation guarantee long-lasting performance.

Completed 43-linear-foot wood fence in Washington, D.C. featuring 130 new landscape timber posts, double-nailed for maximum durability.
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Original deteriorated landscape timber fence and boundary line in Washington, D.C. before the professional replacement process.
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