If your vinyl fence is leaning in Cape Coral, Florida, it may be caused by a number of underlying issues. The most common reason for a leaning vinyl fence is that the posts used to hold it up have become imbalanced or are not set properly into the soil. This can happen if the hole initially dug to receive each post was either too shallow or too wide, allowing the posts to slowly lean over time. It can also occur when posts are installed unevenly or with different tensions on either side of the panel. Another factor that could be causing your fence to lean is insufficient ground moisture around the base of each post. The roots of certain grasses and flowers can spread beneath fences and eventually push them off-balance due to their expanding size and roots drawing moisture from beneath a comparatively dryer wooden structure above ground level like your vinyl fence. To prevent this from happening, it’s important to maintain healthy vegetation around each post — both by watering and proper trimming near its base — so as not allow tree root systems or large plants nearby take hold beneath your vinyl fence’s foundation. Unfortunately, in some cases you may find that it isn’t possible to correct an existing leaning issue without removing a few panels first; but doing so will give you a visible indication as to why exactly your fencing has become lopsided in the first place and what needs fixing – whether simply resetting its posts slightly down further into deeper holes filled with cement mix or further protection against expanding organic material below ground level etc.. Therefore should you wish for professional help please don’t hesitate in calling upon our free estimate service today!