Several frequent errors can compromise the structural integrity and longevity of a newly installed fence. Common mistakes include failing to check local property boundary lines and zoning laws, neglecting to call utility locator services before digging post holes, setting fence posts too shallow (above the local frost line), skipping gravel drainage layers at the bottom of post holes, and failing to use plumb levels to ensure posts stand perfectly vertical. These oversights lead to leaning posts, premature rot, and costly repairs.
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