Fence Repair & Replacement

Deciding between fence repair and full replacement depends on several factors. The age of your fence matters most. A five-year-old fence with a few damaged boards probably just needs repairs. A 20-year-old fence with multiple failing sections might need complete replacement to avoid throwing good money after bad.

The extent of damage also guides this decision. If only one or two fence sections have problems, repair makes sense. When damage affects more than 30 percent of your fence, replacement often costs less in the long run than patching multiple areas. Storm damage, rot, insect infestation, and structural failures can all tip the balance toward replacement.

We provide honest assessments during our free consultations. If your fence can be repaired effectively, we tell you that. If replacement saves you money over time, we explain why. Our goal is helping you make the right choice for your situation, not upselling services you do not need.

Fence damage comes in many forms, and we have seen and fixed it all. Here are the most common problems we handle for Aiken homeowners:

• Leaning or sagging fence sections caused by settling posts or soil erosion
• Broken or rotted fence boards and panels that compromise privacy and appearance
• Damaged or misaligned gates that drag, bind, or will not latch properly
• Loose or missing fence hardware including hinges, latches, and brackets
• Storm damage from fallen trees, wind, or impact from debris
• Wood rot at ground level or in areas with poor drainage
• Rust damage on metal fences and deteriorating vinyl fence components
• Insect damage from termites or carpenter ants in wooden structures

Each problem requires different repair techniques and materials. Our experienced crew diagnoses issues correctly and fixes them properly the first time. We match materials to your existing fence when possible so repairs blend seamlessly with the rest of your structure.

We start with a thorough inspection of your fence to identify all problem areas. Sometimes damage you can see connects to hidden issues you cannot. A leaning section might result from a rotted post below ground level. A broken board might indicate underlying structural problems. We check everything before recommending solutions.

For wood fence repairs, we replace damaged boards with matching materials and seal new wood to blend with aged sections. We reinforce posts, replace rotted rails, and address any underlying drainage or pest issues causing the damage. The goal is not just fixing what broke but preventing the same problem from happening again.

Replacement projects follow the same quality standards as new fence installations. We remove old fencing completely, extract failed posts, and start fresh with proper depth and spacing. This ensures your new fence performs better and lasts longer than what it replaced.

We work efficiently to minimize disruption to your daily routine. Small repairs often take just a few hours. Larger projects might require one or two days depending on scope. We clean up all debris and haul away old materials as part of our standard service. Your property looks better than before we arrived.