Fence and gate repair in Tyler and East Texas. Repair, straighten, rehang, rebuild

Leaning posts, broken pickets, sagging gates and worn hardware repaired, and new sections built to match.

A new cedar privacy fence with a lattice top around a backyard lawn

What we take on

A fence does not fail all at once. A post rots, a run starts to lean, a gate drags and then will not latch. We fix the part that failed, match what is there, and tell you when a section has reached the point where replacing it is cheaper than patching it.

  • Leaning and fallen fence sections
  • Rotted post replacement
  • Broken pickets and rails
  • Sagging or dragging gates
  • Gate latches, hinges and hardware
  • Storm damage repair
  • New fence runs and privacy fences
  • Gate builds to match existing fence
A tall wooden privacy fence and gate with a lattice top, shaded by trees

Fix what failed, match what is there

Most fence calls we get are repairs: rotted posts reset in new concrete, leaning runs pulled straight, broken pickets and rails replaced, and gates rehung with hardware that will hold. We match the existing wood and style so the repair does not announce itself.

When a fence is past saving, we build new sections or whole runs to your layout, set posts deep in concrete, and hang gates that swing clean and latch the first time.

How a fence & gate repair job goes

From the first look to the walkthrough at the end.

  1. Walk the fence line

    We check every post, rail and gate and tell you what has actually failed and what is fine.

  2. Repair or replace, spelled out

    The estimate says what gets repaired and what gets replaced, so there are no surprises.

  3. Posts first

    New posts set in concrete, runs pulled straight, then rails, pickets and gates.

  4. Swing test

    Every gate is opened, closed and latched before we call it done.

Fence & gate repair in the work journal

The fence & gate repair jobs we take on, one kind at a time.

All fence & gate repair work
  • Close-up of a galvanized slide bolt latch with a brass padlock on a weathered wooden gateIllustrative photo

    Fence & gate repair

    Fixing a gate that drags or will not latch

    Why wood gates sag, drag and stop latching, and how we fix them around Tyler: reset the hinge post, square the frame, and hang hardware that holds.

  • A run of weathered wood privacy fence boards with dog-eared tops, nail heads showing, and green shrubs above the fence lineIllustrative photo

    Fence & gate repair

    Privacy fence repair starts with the posts

    Why wood privacy fences lean in East Texas, how storm damage usually starts, and how we decide between repairing a section and rebuilding it to match.

Fence & gate repair questions

Still not sure? Call 870-292-5801 and ask.

  • My gate drags on the ground. Can it be fixed without replacing it?

    Usually. Most dragging gates need the post reset or new hinges. We will tell you which.

  • Can you match the wood on my existing fence?

    Yes. Repairs are built to match the pickets, rails and stain that are already there.

  • Do you repair chain link and metal fences?

    Ask when you call. Tell us what kind of fence it is and we will tell you if we can take it on.

On the same estimate

The same crew does the other three trades. Put them on one estimate.

  • Two workers screeding a freshly poured concrete slab over rebar

    Concrete

    Driveways, patios, slabs & sidewalks

  • Two painters on ladders painting a two-story lavender clapboard house

    Painting

    Interior & exterior, walls to trim

Free fence & gate estimate

Call today. We will come take a look.

Tell us what the job is and where. We come out, look at it with you, and give you a price. No charge, no pressure.

  • Tyler, Texas
  • No charge to come look
  • Four trades, one crew