Sleeve It USA
Vinyl Fence Post Sleeving Option
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To sleeve your existing vinyl fence posts, we first verify that each post remains structurally sound. Over time—typically after 25 to 30 years—posts may begin to degrade due to environmental exposure and natural wear. Ensuring the integrity of the original post is essential for a secure and lasting sleeve installation.
Benefits - Scope
Unlike traditional fence replacement companies that rely on skid steers and post hole augers to excavate and replace existing posts, our approach is far more refined. We eliminate the need for disruptive equipment by installing a durable vinyl sleeve over your current fence posts. This method preserves your original post locations and protects your landscaping from unnecessary damage.
Whether you're upgrading from white to beige or black, our system makes color changes seamless—no digging, no mess, just a clean transformation.
Benefits - Schedule
At Sleeve It USA, we take pride in delivering fast and efficient project execution. While many competitors require one to three days to complete a typical backyard fence replacement, we finish the job in just a few hours - saving you time and hassle. As a dog owner myself, I understand how important it is to minimize disruption. Having someone in your yard for a few hours instead of several days makes the process much easier for you and your pets.
Benefits - Budget
Traditional fence companies typically offer two costly and disruptive options for replacing vinyl fencing:
- Excavation and Replacement – Dig out the existing posts and concrete footings, then pour new concrete to set replacement posts in the same locations. This process is labor-intensive and expensive.
- Offset Installation – Cut off the old posts and install new ones approximately two feet away, requiring new holes and concrete. This often disrupts landscaping, especially when foliage or hardscaping is positioned close to the fence line.
At Sleeve It USA, we offer a better way. Our patent-pending sleeving system allows us to:
- Remove the horizontal rails and post caps
- Sleeve over your existing posts with our engineered solution
- Install new post caps and fresh vinyl rails
This streamlined process is typically completed in just a few hours—without excavation, concrete, or landscape damage. It’s simple, efficient, and designed to preserve the beauty of your yard while delivering a fresh, durable fence.
Benefits - Environmental
At Sleeve It USA, sustainability is built into our process. The only material currently sent to the landfill is the horizontal rails—though we're actively testing methods to regrind and repurpose this material for future use.
By contrast, traditional fence replacement methods generate significantly more waste, including:
- Horizontal rails
- Entire fence posts
- Large concrete footings excavated from your yard
Our approach reduces landfill contribution by an estimated 85–90% compared to conventional methods. That means lower disposal costs for you—and a lighter footprint on the environment.
It’s efficient, responsible, and yes—tree-hugging worthy
Bottom Line
At Sleeve It USA, we take pride in delivering quick, clean, and efficient fence repair projects—typically completed four to five times faster than traditional methods. Our streamlined process ensures minimal disruption and maximum results.
The outcome? A professionally upgraded vinyl fence designed to last 20+ years, all at a significantly better price point than conventional replacement options.
Exceptional quality, faster turnaround, and real savings—what’s not to love?
Sleeve It USA Customer Comments
HOA President's Story
Why did my Vinyl Fence Deteriorate?
HOA President's Story
Lessons from the Trenches: A Former HOA President’s Fence Replacement Journey
As the HOA President of a 400+ home community, I oversaw a neighborhood that included over four miles of HOA-owned vinyl fencing—installed more than 23 years ago. Time, hail, and relentless wind storms had taken their toll, and it was clear the fence needed repla
Lessons from the Trenches: A Former HOA President’s Fence Replacement Journey
As the HOA President of a 400+ home community, I oversaw a neighborhood that included over four miles of HOA-owned vinyl fencing—installed more than 23 years ago. Time, hail, and relentless wind storms had taken their toll, and it was clear the fence needed replacement.
Initially, I assumed the process would be straightforward: gather three bids, choose the best option, and move forward. That optimism quickly faded. Every bid came in significantly higher than our long-term reserve budget could support. The only viable path was to break the project into phases.
We launched the first phase—and that’s when the real challenges began.
The fence served as a boundary between HOA-maintained green space and homeowners’ back or side yards. Many residents had landscaped right up to—and in some cases, underneath—the fence line. The contractor’s plan involved cutting off the existing posts and installing new ones two to three feet away, which meant digging new holes and pouring fresh concrete. This approach not only disrupted landscaping but also sparked considerable frustration among homeowners.
What was supposed to be a routine improvement turned into one of the most difficult—and contentious—projects of my HOA tenure. By the end of the summer, I had completed my term and stepped away from the board, exhausted by the experience.
Looking back, I sincerely wish I had known about Sleeve It USA.
Their innovative sleeving system could have preserved the original post locations, avoided landscape disruption, and dramatically reduced labor and landfill waste. Even better, it would have saved our HOA a substantial portion of its long-term reserve budget.
If you're considering a vinyl fence replacement for your community, I strongly recommend speaking with the team at Sleeve It USA before making any decisions. Their approach is faster, cleaner, and far more HOA-friendly than traditional methods.
Sincerely,
A Former HOA President
Rancher's Story
Why did my Vinyl Fence Deteriorate?
HOA President's Story
Restoring My Ranch Fence After Colorado’s Spring Winds—with Help from Sleeve It USA
As a homeowner, I’m always looking for practical ways to save money while keeping my property in good shape. In spring 2024, northern Colorado delivered one of its signature surprises: a night of 80 MPH winds that wreaked havoc across the region. My ranch,
Restoring My Ranch Fence After Colorado’s Spring Winds—with Help from Sleeve It USA
As a homeowner, I’m always looking for practical ways to save money while keeping my property in good shape. In spring 2024, northern Colorado delivered one of its signature surprises: a night of 80 MPH winds that wreaked havoc across the region. My ranch, surrounded by nearly a mile of vinyl fencing installed 15 years ago, didn’t escape the damage.
After surveying the aftermath, I reached out to several fencing contractors—though finding one available was a challenge in itself. That’s when I came across Sleeve It USA, and I’m glad I did.
Their patent-pending vinyl fence post sleeving system offered exactly what I needed: a fast, cost-effective way to restore damaged posts without tearing out the entire fence line. I opted to have them sleeve only the posts that showed visible cracks or hail damage, and the results were impressive. The repairs blended seamlessly with the original fence—you’d never know anything had been touched.
Even more impressive? They completed the entire job—about 150 post sleeves—in just one day.
Sleeve It USA delivered exactly what my ranch needed, and I’ll be calling them first the next time Colorado’s winds decide to test my fence again.
Gratefully,
A Northern Colorado Homeowner
Why did my Vinyl Fence Deteriorate?
Why did my Vinyl Fence Deteriorate?
Why did my Vinyl Fence Deteriorate?
Why Vinyl Fences Degrade in Colorado—and How to Protect Yours
Vinyl fencing is a popular choice for Colorado homeowners thanks to its clean look, low maintenance, and resistance to rot and pests. But Colorado’s intense sun, unpredictable weather, and freeze-thaw cycles can take a toll over time. If your vinyl fence is showing signs of wear
Why Vinyl Fences Degrade in Colorado—and How to Protect Yours
Vinyl fencing is a popular choice for Colorado homeowners thanks to its clean look, low maintenance, and resistance to rot and pests. But Colorado’s intense sun, unpredictable weather, and freeze-thaw cycles can take a toll over time. If your vinyl fence is showing signs of wear, you're not alone—and you're not out of options.
☀️ Sun Damage at High Altitude
Colorado’s elevation means stronger UV rays, even on cooler days. Over time, this exposure can:
- Fade color – White vinyl may yellow; darker shades lose vibrancy
- Weaken structure – UV rays make vinyl brittle and prone to cracking
- Accelerate aging – Fences may degrade in 15–20 years instead of 30+
🌬️ Wind & Hail: Storm Season Stress
Spring and summer storms bring high winds and hail that can:
- Crack or puncture posts and rails
- Loosen or collapse fence sections
- Cause damage from flying debris
❄️ Freeze-Thaw Cycles: Winter’s Hidden Impact
Colorado’s temperature swings lead to frequent freeze-thaw cycles, which can:
- Expand cracks – Water freezes inside fractures, worsening damage
- Shift soil – Ground movement destabilizes posts
- Stress joints – Repeated expansion weakens rail connections
🛠️ What You Can Do
Routine Maintenance
- Inspect after major storms for cracks or loose parts
Strategic Repairs
- Replace damaged rails or caps
- Reinforce posts in high-wind zones
Upgrade with Sleeving Technology
At Sleeve It USA, we offer a patent-pending vinyl post sleeving system that restores damaged posts without digging or concrete. Our system:
- Preserves original post locations
- Avoids landscape disruption
- Reduces landfill waste
- Saves time and budget
Most projects are completed in just one day, with minimal mess and maximum impact.
🌄 Extend the Life of Your Fence
Colorado’s climate is tough—but your fence doesn’t have to suffer. With proactive care and smart solutions like our sleeving system, you can restore your vinyl fence and protect your property for years to come.
Ready to upgrade your fence without the hassle?
Contact Sleeve It USA today for a free consultation.