Services · Repair
Fence Repair & Maintenance
We fix what is worth fixing, replace what isn’t, and tell you which is which.
- Free written estimatesItemized, no obligation
- Fully insuredLiability & workers’ comp
- 18-month warrantyOn our workmanship
- FinancingThrough Hearth
- As seen on HGTVThe 76 Fence family
Repairs
We check the entire line before we fix one section
A blown-out section is easy to spot. What caused it often isn’t. It might be one rotted post, or it might be a whole line of posts that have been rotting at ground level for years and finally gave way in the wind.
So on every repair visit, we check the posts, rails, and gates along the full line. If the fence is sound, we fix the damaged part and match it to what’s there. If the whole line is close to failing, we tell you, and we price a replacement next to the repair so you can compare.
Either way, you get a written quote and photos of what we found.
Around Conroe
Why fences wear out here
Montgomery County weather and ground are tough on wood and steel alike.
Wet ground and shifting soil
Clay that swells when it rains and shrinks in August slowly pushes posts out of line, while sandy ground can let them lean. Low lots stay wet after big storms, and wet soil rots posts at the ground line.
Gulf storms and falling pines
Tropical storms bring wind that loads a solid fence like a sail, and tall pines drop limbs on whatever is below. Along the West Fork of the San Jacinto, neighborhoods like River Plantation have a long history of flooding, including Hurricane Harvey in 2017.
Humidity and sprinklers
Months of damp air feed mildew and rot from the bottom of the boards up. A sprinkler that hits the same pickets every morning speeds it along.
Fences reaching their age
Most homes in Silverstone and Teaswood went up in the 2000s, so many fences there are reaching the age where posts and boards give out. Newer builder fences in Conroe’s master-planned communities can also start to lean within a few years.
Repair services
What we repair
Storm damage
Downed sections, limb and tree damage, and a quick temporary fix to keep pets in while the permanent repair is scheduled.
Contact usLeaning posts
Posts reset or replaced, set deeper and backfilled for the soil on your lot.
Our processRotted boards & rails
New pickets, rails, and kickboards matched to the existing fence as closely as possible.
Wood & cedarGate repair
Frames rebuilt and braced, with fresh hinges and latches, so a sagging gate swings and closes again.
GatesCleaning & sealing
Power washing and stain to slow graying and protect the repaired fence.
StainingFull replacement
When patching stops paying off, we remove the old fence and build a new one.
New fences
Included
Included with every repair
- Repair or replace, laid out plainly. We show you what we found and what each option costs.
- Written quote with photos. You see the damage we are pricing.
- Matched materials. Boards, rails, and hardware close to what you already have.
- Texas 811 locates. Before any new post goes in.
- Debris hauled off. Broken boards and old posts leave with us.
- Finish options. Stain or seal to protect the repaired section.
Questions
Fence repair questions
Can you repair just one section of my fence?
Yes, if the rest of the fence is sound. We match boards, rails, and posts as closely as we can. New wood will look brighter at first, and a stain can help it blend.
When does replacement make more sense than repair?
When posts are failing along most of the line, or rot has reached the rails as well as the pickets, a repair usually buys only a season or two. We show you what we found and price both options so you can decide.
Can I send photos for a quick idea of the repair?
Yes. Text photos of the damage and the whole fence line to (713) 331-9419. We can often give a rough idea from photos, and we confirm the price on site.
Do you fix gates that drag or won't latch?
Yes. Most sagging gates need a stronger frame, a diagonal brace, better hinges, or a reset post. We fix the cause, not only the latch.
Fence leaning or storm-damaged?
Text a photo to (713) 331-9419, or book a free on-site estimate.