Match the bay you have
A new cedar board in an old run sticks out. We weather or stain the repair, and we reuse sound rails when they are still straight.
FENCES · REPAIR
Fence Repair
Most fence calls are one leaning bay, a gate that scrapes, or a post that finally rotted at the soil line. We repair wood, vinyl and metal in place when the rest of the run is sound, and we will tell you when patching is more expensive than a new section. The goal is a fence that looks like one fence again.
Included in this scope
- Post replacement without rebuilding a sound run
- Gate resets: hinges, latches, sag and drag
- Panel and picket replacement matched to the existing fence
- Storm and fallen-tree damage, scoped after we see it
- A straight answer when the whole line should come out
Details that change the result
One post is often three
The post you noticed is wet because the grade holds water. We check the neighbors in that bay before we set a single new post in the same hole.
Repair versus replace
If more than a few posts are soft, a new fence is the cheaper five-year decision. We price both.
Where this fits
Related pages
Most projects touch more than one trade. These are the pages homeowners open next, and the scopes we most often bundle into a single estimate.
Questions
Before you call
Can you match my old cedar fence?
Close, not invisible on day one. New cedar is brighter. A stain pulls it together, and a full bay replacement looks better than one new board in a gray field.
Do you repair vinyl that cracked?
Yes, when the profile is still made. If the line is discontinued, we replace the bay with the closest current profile and show you the difference before we order.
How fast can you get to a leaning fence?
A fence in the sidewalk or on a neighbor’s yard moves to the front of the list. Send a photo with the form and we will tell you if it is a repair visit or a rebuild.
Ready when you are
Get a written estimate this week
Call (425) 555-0123, or send the form and we will schedule the visit. We reply within one business day.