Frequently Asked Questions - Fence Repair

If your fence has a few broken boards or a small section of damage, it can likely be repaired. If the damage is extensive, or if the fence posts are rotting, it may be more cost-effective to replace the entire fence. A professional can inspect your fence and give you an honest assessment.

The cost of fence repairs depends on the extent of the damage. A simple repair, such as replacing a few broken boards, will be less expensive than repairing a large section of fence or replacing a fence post.

Yes, a professional fence repair company will do their best to match the materials and style of your existing fence for a

seamless repair.

Many fence companies offer emergency services for situations like a fence that has been damaged in a storm and is posing a safety hazard.

In many cases, homeowner's insurance will cover damage to a fence from a storm. You

should check your policy and contact your insurance company to file a claim.

Loose fence posts can often be repaired by resetting them in concrete. If the posts are rotted, they will need to be replaced.

First, make sure the area is safe. Then,

contact a fence repair company to assess the damage and provide you with a quote for the repairs. You should also contact your insurance company.

A leaning fence can be caused by a variety

of factors, including rotting posts, shifting soil, or damage from wind or impact. A professional can diagnose the problem and recommend the best solution.

A reputable fence repair company will offer a warranty on their workmanship.

Regular maintenance is the best way to prevent fence damage. This includes inspecting your fence for signs of wear

and tear, cleaning it annually, and staining or sealing a wood fence every few years.

If you have termite damage, you'll need to contact a pest control company to treat the termites before repairing the fence. A fence repair company can then replace the damaged sections of the fence.

Yes, a fence repair company can fix a gate that is not closing properly. The problem may be with the hinges, the latch, or the gate may be sagging.

Yes, even a small repair is worth doing right. A professional can ensure that

the new pickets are properly installed and matched to your existing fence.

Small cracks in a vinyl fence can sometimes be repaired. However, if the damage is extensive, you may need to replace the damaged section of the fence.

It's a good idea to inspect your fence at least twice a year, in the spring and fall. You should also inspect it after any major

storm.

Common signs include broken or missing boards, a leaning fence, loose posts, and a gate that is not functioning properly.

A professional fence repair company can usually identify the type of wood and find a suitable replacement for the damaged sections.

Yes, a chain-link fence can be repaired. Common repairs include replacing a damaged section of the mesh or a bent post.

You should first file a police report. Then,

contact a fence repair company for a quote. Your homeowner's insurance may cover the cost of the repairs.

While some minor repairs may seem

easy, a professional has the experience and tools to do the job correctly and ensure the repair is safe and will last. A DIY repair could end up costing you more in the long run if it's not done right.