McKinney, TX • Fence Repair
Fence Repair in McKinney, TX
Free on-site estimate · Written quote before any work · Local crew, no subcontractors
Most repairs are quoted the same day we look at the fence.
How It Works
Need fence repair in McKinney? Here's What Happens
No pressure pitch, no surprise charges, no high-cost national-brand markup.
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You call, we show up
We come to McKinney in person to look at the actual job. No phone-only quotes — too many variables to be honest about price without seeing it.
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Written quote first
You get a written number with the scope spelled out before anything starts. No pressure to sign that day. Compare it to other quotes if you want.
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Work done, area cleaned
We do the fence repair work, clean up the area, and walk it with you before we leave. Nothing gets billed beyond the written scope without your okay.
Fence Repair in McKinney
What McKinney Homeowners Should Know About Fence Repair
A leaning or broken fence does not fix itself, and in McKinney the heavy clay soil makes things worse faster than most homeowners expect. That clay swells when it rains and shrinks in a dry summer, so fence posts that looked fine in the spring can be heaving out of the ground by August. A lot of the neighborhoods built in the 1990s and early 2000s in places like Craig Ranch and Stonebridge Ranch are hitting that 20-to-25-year mark where the original cedar boards and posts are ready to go.
We pull the bad post all the way out and reset it in concrete at the right depth for this area — at least 3 feet down, deeper on corner posts. We do not sister a new post alongside the old one and call it fixed, because the old rotted wood just draws moisture back to the new one and you end up with the same problem in three years.
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Fence Repair Services in McKinney
Fence Post Replacement
We pull rotted or leaning posts completely out of the ground, remove the old concrete, and reset new posts at the right depth for McKinney's clay soil. This fixes the root cause instead of just propping up the symptom.
See full fence post replacement details →Free On-Site Estimate
We come out, walk the fence line, and tell you exactly what needs to happen and why. You get a written quote before anything is agreed to.
See full free on-site estimate details →Fence Board and Rail Repair
Cracked, split, or missing boards and rails get swapped out with matching material so the repair holds and does not look like a patch job. We can stain the new wood to match the rest of the fence.
See full fence board and rail repair details →Gate Repair and Rehang
A gate that sags, drags, or will not latch is usually a post problem, not just a hinge problem. We fix the post first, then reset the hardware so the gate swings and closes the way it should.
See full gate repair and rehang details →Identify Your Problem
Common Fence Repair Problems
Recognize what you're seeing? Each problem has its own causes and fix — click to learn what's happening and what to do about it.
How much does fence repair cost in McKinney?
The cost depends on how many posts are bad, what material the fence is made of, how long the damaged section runs, and how easy it is to access the fence line. Replacing one or two boards is a small job. Resetting several posts along a whole section is a bigger one. There is no flat number that covers everything. Call for a free estimate.
How long does fence repair take in McKinney?
Most single-section repairs take one day once we have the materials. Post replacements need the concrete to cure, so we usually come back the next day to set the rails and boards. Jobs that involve several sections or a full fence line along a large lot will take longer, and we will tell you the timeline in writing before we start.
Why do fence posts keep rotting in McKinney?
The heavy clay soil here in Collin County holds water against the base of the post instead of draining away from it. That wet soil speeds up rot fast, especially on cedar posts that were not pressure-treated at the base. Posts in low spots in yards like those in parts of Stonebridge Ranch or Eldorado tend to go first.
Do I need a permit for fence repair in McKinney?
Small repairs like replacing boards or a few posts usually do not need a permit in McKinney. Replacing a full fence section or changing the fence height may require one. The rules can also differ if you are in a specific HOA area. We will tell you up front whether a permit is needed for your job before work starts.
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