Professional Fence Repair in Spring Hill, FL

Yes. A leaning fence is usually caused by a rotted or loosened post at the base. We dig around the post to assess it. If the post is solid, we replumb and repack it with concrete. If it is rotted at or below ground level, we replace the post.

We repair wood and vinyl fences — replacing broken or rotted boards, resetting leaning posts, fixing sagging gates, replacing hardware, and straightening sections damaged by storms or falling limbs. Full fence installation is outside our scope, but section repairs and post replacement are well within it.

We match the board width, thickness, and profile to your existing fence, cut it to length, and fasten it with corrosion-resistant screws. For stained or painted fences, we can stain or paint the new board to match, though new wood always takes stain slightly differently.

Dragging gates are one of the most common fence complaints we see. The fix depends on the cause: sagging hinges get shimmed or replaced, a twisted frame gets reinforced with a diagonal brace or turnbuckle, and a settled post gets replumbed.

We schedule storm damage repairs as quickly as possible since damaged fences are a security concern and potential code violation. After major storms, we prioritize fence and screen cage repairs to help homeowners secure their properties.