Fence Repair & Replacement

Why Choose Our Repair Services

Your fence takes a beating from Quincy's weather. Strong winds, heavy snow, summer storms, and everyday wear can damage even the best-built fences. When you notice leaning posts, broken boards, or sections that just don't look right anymore, it's time to call us. We've been fixing fences in Quincy since 2024, and we know exactly what this Illinois climate does to every type of fencing material.

Here's what makes our repair service different. We don't just slap on a quick fix and hope it holds. We dig into the root cause of the problem. If your fence is leaning, we check the posts and foundation. If boards are rotting, we look for drainage issues. Our goal is to repair your fence right the first time so you won't be calling us back in six months.

Common Fence Problems We Fix

We handle all types of fence damage, from minor cosmetic issues to major structural problems. Most homeowners call us when they notice one of these issues:

• Leaning or sagging fence sections caused by weak posts or poor soil drainage
• Broken, cracked, or missing boards, pickets, or panels
• Rotted posts at ground level where moisture collects
• Loose or missing hardware like nails, screws, and brackets
• Gate problems including sagging, sticking, or broken latches
• Storm damage from fallen trees, high winds, or heavy snow loads
• Rust or corrosion on metal fences and chain-link fencing
• Faded or peeling paint and stain that needs refinishing

Whatever the problem, we'll assess the damage and give you honest advice about whether repair or full replacement makes more sense for your situation and budget.

When to Repair vs Replace Your Fence

Not every damaged fence needs complete replacement. We help you make smart decisions about when to repair and when to start fresh. Generally, repairs make sense when the damage affects less than 20% of your fence and the rest of the structure is still solid. If your fence is relatively new and just has a few broken boards or a leaning post, repair is usually your best bet.

However, replacement becomes the better option when your fence shows widespread rot, multiple failing posts, or structural issues throughout. If your wood fence is more than 15 years old with multiple problem areas, you'll likely save money in the long run by replacing it. The same goes for chain-link fences with extensive rust or vinyl fences with widespread cracking.

Our Repair Process

We start every repair job with a thorough inspection. We'll walk your property, check every post and panel, and identify all current and potential problems. Then we'll explain exactly what we found and recommend the most cost-effective solution. You'll get a detailed estimate before we start any work, with no surprise charges later.

Our repairs use quality materials that match your existing fence. For wood fences, we source lumber that's properly treated and dried. For vinyl and PVC fences, we use manufacturer-matched components so repairs blend seamlessly. We also guarantee our repair work, so you can trust it will hold up through Quincy's toughest weather.

Frequently Asked Questions