Residential Fence Replacement Specialists

Call now for a free estimate!(972) 747-9906

5062 Private Rd, 5344 McKinney, TX 75071


NOTICE!!
Due to another (and there has been several) competitor's being caught copying our photos and information to their website and passing our material off as their own work ... let it be known that ALL photos and information contained in this website are the sole private, property of Hancock Fence LLC and are NOT to be used, referenced or copied, by any fence builder for any reason.
If we find a competitor using our photos (and we will) our attorneys will prosecute you to the full extent of the law.
Hancock Fence LLC 2016


THANK YOU FROM:
Dutch & Tyler
Hancock
Plus the entire staff at
Hancock Fence & Fabrication LLC
Office:972- 747-9906


We are often asked
"If a knot falls out leaving a knot hole, what do I do"??

If you have any questions, please contact us and we will be happy to help you!

Knot Repair School

Get the knot and familiarize yourself with how the knot fits in the hole. It will usually only fit one way.
Once you have that figured out simply get your glue and apply it to the picket wall of the knot hole AND to the outer edge of the knot itself.
Install the knot back in the hole and position for best fit. Go ahead and check the rest of the fence for loose knots and take care of them while you have your glue out.

Generally, once you glue the knot, you should not have to do it again.

Wipe off any excess or drips and let it dry! That's it!!
Here is a video to show you how....

The most important thing is to pick up the knot right away and save it! Do not lose the knot.
If a lawn mower runs over it, chances are it will be lost or chopped into pieces.

Our favorite glue to date is "Titebond 3" which can be found at your local home center. Most any waterproof, outdoor glue will do just fine. We like the Titebond because it dries to a nice brown color which matches the color of the wood very well.