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Wood, Iron & Gate Repair in North Texas

Cedar & Wood Fence Repair

A leaning section, a broken board or a storm-damaged panel doesn’t always mean you need a whole new fence. Easton Fencing repairs wood, cedar and wrought iron fences for homeowners and businesses across Rockwall County and Collin County. We’ve been building and repairing fences in North Texas since 2009, and every repair is handled by our own in-house crews. No subcontractors, fully insured, and a free no-pressure estimate.

Common wood fence repairs we handle:

  • Leaning, loose or rotted posts
  • Broken, cracked or missing boards and pickets
  • Sagging or broken rails
  • Sections pushed over by wind or storms
  • Gates that sag, drag or won’t latch
  • Damage from fallen limbs or vehicles

Most wood fence problems in North Texas start at the posts. Blackland Prairie clay swells when it’s wet and shrinks when it’s dry, and over time that movement loosens posts that weren’t set deep or set in concrete. When we repair a leaning fence, we fix the cause, not just the symptom, so the fence stays straight.

Wrought Iron Fence Repair

Wrought iron lasts for decades, but it still takes hits from weather, mowers and the occasional vehicle. We repair:

  • Bent or broken pickets and rails
  • Damaged or sagging panels
  • Loose or leaning posts
  • Rust spots and peeling paint
  • Iron gates that sag, drag or won’t close properly

Catching rust early is the cheapest way to protect an iron fence. Our guide to iron fence repair explains what to look for, and how long a wrought iron fence lasts covers what to expect over the years.

Storm damage: North Texas wind and hail can knock down sections or loosen posts in a single afternoon. Send us photos of the damage and we’ll help you sort out what needs repair right away and what can wait.

Gate problems? Automatic gates, openers and sensors are covered on our gate repair page.

Repair or Replace? How Our Fence Repair Works

  1. Send photos or call: a few photos of the damage help us understand the problem before we visit.
  2. Free on-site estimate: we inspect the posts, rails, panels and gates, not just the damaged spot.
  3. Honest recommendation: if a repair will hold, we repair it. If the fence is near the end of its life, we’ll tell you, and explain when a new cedar fence or iron fence makes more sense.
  4. Repair: our crew resets or replaces posts in concrete, replaces boards, pickets or panels, and matches the existing fence as closely as possible.
  5. Walkthrough: we check the finished repair, gates and latches with you.

Why choose Easton Fencing for repairs: 17 years of fence experience, in-house crews only, fully insured, fast free quotes, and a team that also builds new fences, so we know how a fence should be put together. We serve Rockwall, Heath, Fate, Royse City, Parker, Lucas, Fairview, Allen, Plano, McKinney, Prosper, Celina, Anna, Wylie and Sachse.

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Easton Fencing Service Areas

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Easton Fencing Most Common Questions

Please feel free to call me directly so I can give you my attention and answer any questions you may have.

Can you fix a leaning fence?

Yes. A leaning fence is usually caused by loose, broken or rotted posts. We reset or replace the problem posts in concrete and straighten the fence so it stays put.

If the damage is limited to a few posts, boards or panels and the rest of the fence is solid, repair usually makes sense. If most posts are failing or the wood is rotting throughout, replacement is often the better value. We’ll give you an honest recommendation during the free estimate.

In most cases, yes. We repair wood, cedar and wrought iron fences regardless of who installed them. Send us a few photos and we’ll let you know what we can do.

We match the existing boards, pickets or panels as closely as possible. New cedar is lighter than weathered wood at first, and staining the repaired area helps it blend in.

Yes. We repair sections knocked down by wind, damage from fallen limbs and posts loosened by storms. Photos of the damage help us plan the repair quickly.

Yes. Every repair estimate is free and no-pressure. Call us or request a quote online to schedule a visit.

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