Fence Repair in Plano, TX
Leaning posts, storm damage, broken pickets and sagging gates — repaired fast, and only when repair is the right call.
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What We Repair
Not every damaged fence needs replacing. Most of what we see across North Texas is fixable — and far cheaper to fix than to tear out. Call 972-349-1444 for a free repair estimate.
Leaning & Broken Posts
Posts are the number one reason fences fail here. North Texas clay swells and shrinks with every drought and downpour until posts work loose and whole sections start to lean. We reset or replace failed posts in concrete, re-plumb the sections around them, and re-secure the rails so the repair holds.
Damaged & Missing Pickets
Split, warped, rotted or missing pickets get replaced with matching cedar and blended into the existing fence. On older fences we walk the whole line with you first — scattered picket damage often means the rails underneath are going too.
Sagging & Dragging Gates
A gate that drags on the concrete or won’t latch is usually a hinge, post or frame problem rather than a gate problem. We re-square sagging gates, replace worn hinges and latches, reset gate posts, and adjust the hardware so it swings and latches cleanly.
Storm & Wind Damage
North Texas storms take out fences every spring. We handle downed sections, snapped posts and wind-racked panels, and can provide documentation if you’re filing an insurance claim. Storm work gets priority — an open fence line is a safety issue with kids or dogs.
Rotted Rails & Bottom Boards
Ground contact and sprinkler spray rot out bottom rails and boards long before the rest of the fence is finished. Replacing them — and adding a rot board where it makes sense — buys years of extra life for a fraction of replacement cost.
Iron & Chain Link Repair
We repair more than wood. Bent or rusted wrought iron panels, loose posts, damaged chain link mesh and broken tension bars are all handled by the same crew that builds them.
Should You Repair or Replace?
Here’s the honest version — the same advice we’d give a neighbor. Plenty of fence companies would rather sell you a full replacement. We’d rather fix what’s fixable and earn the replacement job when you actually need it.
Repair usually makes sense when…
- The posts are mostly sound and only a few have failed
- Damage is limited to one section or one side of the yard
- The fence is under roughly 10–15 years old
- Rails and framing are still solid under the pickets
Replacement makes more sense when…
- Most posts are loose, rotted or leaning
- Rails are failing across the whole fence line
- You’d be repairing it again next year
- You want a different height, style or layout anyway
How Much Does Fence Repair Cost?
Fence repair costs far less than replacement — that’s the whole point of calling us first. Pricing comes down to three things: how many posts are involved, whether the rails are still sound, and how much of the fence line needs attention.
Small repairs — a handful of pickets, a gate that needs re-squaring, one loose post — are typically a single-visit job. Larger repairs involving multiple failed posts or long runs of rail cost more, but still land well under the price of tearing out and rebuilding.
We don’t quote fence repairs sight unseen, because the number would be meaningless. We come look at it, tell you what’s actually wrong, and give you a written price before any work starts. The estimate is free and there’s no obligation.
Fence Repair FAQs
How much does fence repair cost?
Most repairs cost a fraction of full replacement. The price comes down to how many posts are involved, whether the rails are still sound, and how much of the fence line needs work. Small jobs — a few pickets, a gate re-square, one loose post — are typically a single visit. Every estimate is free and in writing before any work starts.
Is it cheaper to repair or replace a fence?
Repair is almost always cheaper up front, and it stays the smarter choice as long as most posts and rails are solid. Once the majority of posts are loose, rotted or leaning, replacement usually beats paying for new repairs every year. We’ll tell you honestly which side your fence lands on — even when that means a smaller job for us.
Do I need a permit to repair a fence in Plano?
Like-for-like repairs — replacing pickets, rails or a few posts at the same height and location — generally don’t require a permit in Plano and most nearby cities. Building a new fence or changing the height or location usually does. We work with North Texas city fence rules every week and will flag anything that applies before work begins.
What is the law on fences between neighbors in Texas?
Texas has no statewide law that forces neighbors to split the cost of a shared fence. Who pays comes down to where the fence sits on the property line, any agreement between neighbors, and HOA rules. For shared fences we put the repair estimate in writing, so you have a concrete number to discuss with your neighbor.
Do you repair fences you didn’t build?
Yes — most of the fences we repair were built by someone else. We match cedar pickets, rails, stain color and hardware as closely as possible so the repaired section blends into the rest of the fence.
How fast can you handle storm damage?
Storm calls go to the front of the line — an open fence line is a safety issue for kids and pets. Call 972-349-1444 and we’ll get you on the schedule as quickly as possible, and we can provide documentation if you’re filing an insurance claim.
Fence Repair Across North Texas
Plano, Allen, Frisco, McKinney, Richardson, Murphy, Wylie, Garland, Sachse, Lucas, Parker, Prosper and Celina — plus surrounding North Dallas communities.
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Get Your Free Repair Estimate
Tell us what’s wrong — leaning posts, storm damage, a gate that won’t close — and we’ll come out, take a look and give you an honest price. Or call 972-349-1444.