Replacement
When the posts or the whole line are done.
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Fence Repair in Fort Wayne, Indiana
We repair fences in Fort Wayne. Leaning posts, loose rails, broken boards, torn chain-link, and gates that drag. Call 260-253-3262 and describe the damage.
- Work
- Fence repair
- City
- Fort Wayne, Indiana
- Phone
- 260-253-3262
- Price
- Call for an estimate
Repairs we do
We fix the section that failed when the rest of the fence is still sound. That can be a few boards, a post, a stretch of chain-link, or a gate that no longer latches.
If the posts along the run are rotten or the whole line is moving, replacement is usually the honest job. We will say so when we look at what you describe.
- Leaning or loose posts
- Broken wood boards and rails
- Vinyl panels, when a matching piece is available
- Chain-link fabric, ties, and top rail
- Gates that sag, drag, or will not latch
What to tell us
The material, where the damage is, and about how much of the line is affected. A photo description in the form is enough to start. Say if a pet is getting out or a gate is blocked.
Northeast Indiana freeze, wet soil, and wind are common reasons a post moves. Fixing the panel and leaving a failed post usually means the same spot fails again.
Related fence work
Gate repair
Sagging walk gates and driveway gates.
New installation
When you want a different layout or material.
Wood fences
Boards and rails that can be swapped.
Describe the damage
Material, where it failed, and whether a gate or a pet run is involved. We will tell you if a repair holds or the line should be replaced.
Phone: 260-253-3262
Request an Estimate
Tell us about the fence. We will follow up with an estimate. Prefer to talk? Call 260-253-3262.
Questions
Can you repair one section of fence?
Yes, when the posts and the rest of the run are still sound. Tell us how much of the line is damaged.
Do you repair gates?
Yes. Walk gates and driveway gates that sag or will not latch. Call 260-253-3262 and tell us the width and the material.
When is replacement the better job?
When posts are rotten, the line leans in more than one place, or matching parts for the old fence are gone. We will say which job fits.