Iron Fence & Gate Repair Done Right

Not every damaged fence needs to be replaced. Bent panels, surface rust, a gate that's dropped on its hinges, or storm-damaged sections can usually be repaired for a fraction of a full replacement — if the repair is done properly, with real welding and a proper coating system, not just a quick patch.

We inspect before we quote. If a section is too far gone to repair reasonably, we'll tell you that plainly and talk through replacement instead of billing you for a repair that won't hold.

• Welding RepairsCracked joints, bent pickets, and broken frames welded back to strength.
• Rust RemovalSurface corrosion ground back and treated before it spreads further.
• Repainting & RefinishingA proper primer and topcoat system, not a rattle-can touch-up.
• Panel ReplacementDamaged sections replaced and matched to the rest of the fence line.
• Gate RealignmentSagging gates rehung with proper hinge and post support.
• Storm Damage RepairFast assessment and repair after wind or fallen-tree damage.

Repair or Replace?

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   Inspect the DamageWe check for structural issues — not just what's visible on the surface.
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   Assess Post & Frame ConditionRust or damage below ground level changes whether a repair will actually hold.
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   Repair When It Makes SenseWelding, rust treatment, and repainting for anything structurally sound.
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   Recommend Replacement When It Doesn'tWe'll tell you honestly if a section is beyond a reasonable repair.