Posts and fence sections
Describe leaning posts, loose boards, damaged mesh, or separated rails.
Bay Area Fence & Gate Services
Fence Repair & Replacement
A leaning section, damaged post, or gate that will not close does not always mean replacing the entire fence. Pro Fence reviews fence and gate repair inquiries for homes and businesses throughout the Bay Area.
Where this service fits
Gates and hardware
Explain whether the gate drags, binds, fails to latch, or has damaged framing or hinges.
Repair or replacement
The condition of adjoining sections and supports helps determine the practical scope.
Choices to discuss
A repair may involve selected components, a section rebuild, or replacement of a longer run. Matching an older material or finish depends on what is available and the condition of the existing fence.
What affects the estimate
The cause and extent of damage, post and footing work, matching materials, access, and removal affect repair pricing. Photos of the damaged area and nearby sound sections help explain the issue.
Read the Cost & Planning GuideCompare materials and layouts
Browse existing wood, chain link, and gate photographs to describe the type of fence you have. These photos show installed work; they are not documented before-and-after repair records.
Browse Project PhotosQuestions before your estimate
Include a wide view of the fence, close views of the problem, and both sides of the gate or post if accessible. Do not enter an unsafe area to take photographs.
Wood and chain link repair and replacement are within our existing service range. Describe the materials and the damage in your inquiry.
Color, weathering, and product availability can affect the match. Discuss the proposed materials and appearance before approving the repair.
Discuss your fence repair & replacement project.
Share the location, a description of the work, and any photographs or measurements you already have.