Fence repair that doesn't start with full replacement
From a single leaning post to storm-torn panels, our crews inspect first and tell you honestly whether your fence needs a spot repair, a partial fix, or a full replacement — before you pay for either.
Every material we install, we also repair
- Wood privacy & picket fencing — rotted posts, broken boards, leaning sections
- PVC & vinyl fencing — cracked panels, popped rails, storm-impact damage
- Aluminum & ornamental fencing — bent pickets, damaged gate hardware
- Chain link fencing — torn mesh, bent posts, sagging top rail
- Wrought iron & custom steel — rust repair, weld repair, hardware replacement
- Gates & gate operators — sagging gates, broken hinges, keypad and opener repair
- Pool fence hardware — self-closing hinges and latches to keep your barrier code-compliant
Not every damaged fence needs to come down
During your free inspection, we weigh five things before recommending anything — and we'll tell you which category your fence falls into before we talk price.
- Age and condition — is the rest of the fence structurally sound, or is this the first sign of the end of its life?
- Number of failing posts — a couple is a repair; failures every few feet usually isn't.
- Extent of storm damage — an isolated panel versus sections down across the property.
- Material availability — can we match your existing color and style?
- Code compliance — pool barriers and HOA-regulated fences sometimes need to meet a code your original fence predates.
Storm and hurricane damage
South Florida wind and flying debris are the single biggest cause of the fence damage we see. If a storm brought down all or part of your fence:
- Fast-tracked inspections during active storm-response periods
- Damage documented — photos, extent, cause — in the format most insurance adjusters ask for
- Temporary pool-barrier fencing available if your permanent fence is down and you have a pool
Frequently asked questions
Yes — wood, vinyl/PVC, aluminum, chain link, and wrought iron/custom steel, plus gates and access hardware on any of them.
It depends on age, how many posts have failed, and whether we can match your existing material. You get a straight answer at the inspection, not just a bigger invoice.
Most inspections are scheduled within 24–48 hours; down-fence and exposed-pool situations are prioritized after a storm.
Most municipalities don't require one for like-for-like repair, but pool barriers and larger sections sometimes do. We confirm before starting.
Yes, including manual and automatic gates, hinges, latches, and keypad or phone-entry hardware.
Have a fence that needs a second opinion, not a sales pitch?
Call or send us a few details and we'll schedule your free, no-pressure inspection.