Overview

What fence repair & replacement involves

You usually don't need a whole new fence. A run that's leaning, sagging or missing pickets is often three or four rotted posts and some tired hardware — and replacing just those costs a fraction of a full rebuild. We'll tell you honestly which it is. Where a tree has come down on a section, we can clear the tree and rebuild the fence in the same visit, which is a good deal simpler than coordinating two different crews around one insurance claim.

What's Included

Every job covers these

Rotted and leaning post replacement without full tear-out
Storm and fallen-tree damage rebuilt section by section
Picket, rail and panel replacement matched to the existing fence
Gate re-hanging, re-squaring and hardware replacement
Section replacement blended into the existing run
Honest repair-versus-replace assessment before you spend anything

Our Process

Four steps, start to finish

01

Inspect the Run

We check every post and rail so you know precisely how much of the fence is actually failing.

02

Repair or Replace?

You get both numbers — the targeted repair and the full replacement — and you decide.

03

Rebuild the Weak Points

Bad posts come out and get reset in concrete; rails and pickets are matched to what's there.

04

Square & Clean Up

Gates are re-squared, hardware adjusted, and all old material is hauled away.

Why It Matters

The difference a careful job makes

Anyone can put a saw through a branch. What separates a good job from a cheap one shows up in the months afterward — in how the tree heals, how the yard looks, and whether you're calling someone back out.

Done Once, Properly

Clean cuts at the branch collar, posts set to depth, wood rigged rather than dropped. The kind of work you don't have to revisit.

Your Property Protected

We mat, pad and stage before anything comes down. Roofs, fences, beds and driveways all look the same when we leave as when we arrived.

Nothing Left Behind

Brush chipped, logs loaded, yard raked, drive blown down. Cleanup is in the price — never an add-on line at the end.

Straight Answers on Timing

We tell you when we can start and how long it takes, then we show up. No vague windows and no chasing us for updates.

Our Standard

Habits, not shortcuts

These are the things we do on every job whether anyone's watching or not. They're the reason the work holds up.

Clear Communication

Plain answers, written scope, no surprises once work begins.

Planned Before Cut

Lean, decay, drop zone and access all assessed before a saw starts.

Right Gear for the Site

Climbing and rigging on tight lots; equipment only where it fits safely.

Sterilised on Oaks

Tools disinfected between oaks and fresh cuts painted — standard, not an upsell.

Walkthrough at the End

We finish the job with you, on site, before we call it done.

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