Exterior
Fencing
Fence panels, pickets, latches and gates repaired and aligned with Coastal Bend wind and weather in mind.
Coastal wind is hard on fences. Pickets loosen, gates drop out of square and posts work themselves free. Most of the time a targeted repair restores privacy and security without replacing the whole run — the trick is fixing the cause, not just the symptom.
What’s included
- Picket, rail and panel repair or replacement
- Gate re-hanging, alignment and latch adjustment
- Hardware upgraded to weather-appropriate fasteners
- Post re-set or reinforcement where accessible
- Section replacement matched to the existing fence
Signs it’s time
- A gate that sags, drags or won't latch
- Loose or missing pickets after a windy stretch
- A fence line that has started to lean
- Rusted hinges, screws or latches
Panel, picket, gate and hardware repairs are handyman work. Full fence-line replacement, deep post-setting in concrete, and property-line or permit questions may be referred to a fencing contractor.
Common questions
Can you repair just one section of a leaning fence?
Often yes. If the posts are still sound, a section can be re-squared and re-secured. If a post has failed, we'll explain whether resetting it or replacing that span is the better call.
Will the repair match the rest of the fence?
We match material and picket profile as closely as available. New wood will look newer at first and weather toward the rest over time.
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Ready to get it handled?
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