SERVICES
Fence Repair
At Hollar Fence, we understand that fence repairs can’t always wait, but a full replacement might not be in the budget. Whether it’s a damaged post, a section of chain link fence that’s seen better days, or a part of your wooden fence that needs a touch-up, we’ve got you covered with affordable, no-minimum repair services.
Unlike other companies that impose 50 or even 100-foot minimums, we’re here to handle the small fixes that make a big difference in your home’s security and appearance. From fence post repairs to fixing loose gates and more, our expert team is dedicated to making sure your fence is sturdy and reliable again—without the cost of replacing the entire thing.
Benefits of choosing us for your fence repairs
Cost-effective solution
Professional repair often costs significantly less than full replacement while restoring your fence's functionality and appearance to like-new condition.
Extended fence lifespan
Proper repairs address underlying issues and prevent further damage, significantly extending your fence's useful life and protecting your original investment.
Maintained property value
A well-maintained fence preserves your property's curb appeal and value, while damaged fencing can detract from your home's overall appearance and worth.
Quick turnaround
Most fence repairs can be completed quickly, restoring your property's security and privacy without lengthy construction projects or major disruption.
Expert problem solving
Professional assessment identifies not just visible damage but underlying issues, ensuring comprehensive repairs that prevent recurring problems.
Warranty protection
Professional repairs come with warranty coverage, giving you confidence in the quality and longevity of the work performed on your fence.
FAQs
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We’ll fix what’s fixable.
If the structure’s still solid, we can usually just replace damaged sections—like a few pickets, a broken post, or a sagging gate. -
Most of the time, yes.
Gates are usually the first thing to go because they get the most use. We can reinforce the frame, replace hinges, or re-level the posts without touching the rest of the fence. -
Start by checking the posts—they’re the backbone of your fence.
If the posts are still solid and set deep, most issues (like warped pickets, broken rails, or gate problems) can be fixed without tearing everything out.But if the posts are rotted, leaning, or loose in the ground, repair may only buy you a little time. At that point, it’s usually more cost-effective to replace the affected section—or the whole fence if the damage is widespread.
