Fence repair in Kyle and Buda

What we repair

• Leaning or broken posts
• Broken, loose or missing boards and pickets
• Gates that sag, drag or will not latch
• Sections knocked down by wind, trees or vehicles
• Bent chain link, loose top rail or torn mesh
• Damaged metal panels and iron sections

Repair or replace?

If the posts are sound and the damage is in a few sections, a repair usually makes sense. If most posts are rotten at the ground line or the fence leans along its whole length, patching it costs money that a new fence would cover better. At the estimate we look at it and give you both options when both make sense.

After a storm

Wind and falling limbs are the most common causes of sudden fence damage here. Take photos of the damage for your records and call us. If your insurance asks for an estimate, ask us for it at the visit.

Make the repair blend in

New boards next to old ones look different at first. Staining the whole fence after the repair evens out the color; see our fence staining page.

Gate problems

Gates take more wear than any other part of a fence. A gate that drags, will not latch or swings open on its own usually has a leaning post, loose hinges or a frame that has dropped. A new latch alone will not hold; we fix the post, the hinges or the frame.