Storm & Hurricane Fence Replacement in Wadmalaw Island, SC

With the water table this high, a broken fence section does not just sit there, it keeps soaking up damage from the ground. Every Wadmalaw Island project begins with a close look at the soil. We check how deep the water table sits on your lot, how far you are from the marsh, and what the posts look like below the ground line. On this island, the damage is usually worse than it looks from the surface. Posts that still stand often have the same rot that brought down the section next to them. We tell you straight whether a targeted fix makes sense or whether the whole line needs to come out.

Powder coated aluminum is the go to for lots near the North Edisto River or Bohicket Creek because it will not corrode from the salt air that works on metal year round out here. Vinyl panels handle the humidity without any upkeep and work well for residential privacy on larger lots. For properties set back from the water where the exposure is less direct, pressure treated wood with a coastal rated stain holds up well. We match the material to your lot, not the other way around.