Maintenance & Repair

Fence Repair & Maintenance

Fix what's worth fixing, replace what isn't, and get an honest answer about which is which.

Why fences fail out here

Montgomery County is hard on fences. Clay soil swells when it's wet and shrinks in a dry summer, which slowly pushes posts out of plumb. Long stretches of humidity rot pickets and rails from the bottom up, especially where sprinklers hit the same boards every morning. And a single tropical storm or a falling pine limb can take out a whole section overnight.

When you call us for a repair, we look at the whole fence — not just the broken part. If the rest of the fence is solid, we'll repair the damaged section to match. If the posts are failing along the entire line, we'll tell you plainly that a patch won't last and show you what a replacement would cost instead.

Repair and maintenance services

Storm damage

Blown-down sections, tree and limb damage, and emergency securing so pets and property stay in.

Leaning posts

Resetting or replacing posts that have shifted, with proper depth and backfill.

Rotted boards

Replacing pickets, rails, and kickboards, matched as closely as possible to what's there.

Gate repair

Re-hanging, bracing, new hinges and latches for gates that sag, drag, or won't close.

Staining & sealing

Cleaning and sealing wood fences to slow graying and rot and meet HOA color rules.

Full replacement

Tear-out, haul-off, and a new fence when repair stops being the smart money.

What's included

  • An honest repair-vs-replace assessment
  • Photos and a written quote for the work recommended
  • Materials matched to your existing fence wherever possible
  • 811 locates before setting new posts
  • Haul-off of damaged boards and debris
  • Stain or seal options to protect the finished repair

Fence damaged or leaning?

Call or text (281) 292-1897 with a photo, or book a free on-site estimate.