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Fence repair · London & St. Thomas

Fence Repair

Leaning posts, storm-damaged sections and sagging gates, repaired properly and matched to your existing fence. Not just boarded over.

Matching new work to old

Most fence repairs come down to one of three things: a post that has rotted or heaved from frost, a section blown down or damaged in a storm, or a gate that has sagged out of square. We fix all three. Where a fence has weathered, we splice in new boards and posts cleanly so the repair sits right alongside the older wood.

Every replacement post gets the same treatment as new construction: locates called first, then dug and set properly in concrete, not wedged into the old hole.

Older weathered fence with a section of new boards added during a repair
New boards added into an older weathered fence.

Repairs we handle

  • Rotted or frost-heaved post replacement
  • Storm-damaged board and section replacement
  • Sagging or dragging gates rebuilt, re-braced or rehung
  • Chain link rail, post and mesh repairs
  • Partial rebuilds where damage is extensive

Repair or replace?

If the damage is limited to a few posts or one section, repair is usually the better value. If most of the fence is failing at once, with rot or leaning across many sections, replacing it makes more sense. We'll tell you honestly which one your fence needs.

If you do replace it, removal and haul-away of the old fence is $5/ft ($200 minimum), and you can price the new fence instantly.

Fence repair questions

Can you match new boards to my weathered fence?

We match the board size and style. Brand-new wood won’t match weathered wood in colour right away, but it greys in over time and blends closer with the rest of the fence.

How much does fence repair cost?

It depends on how much needs replacing. A single post is a small job; a storm-damaged run of several sections is more. We give free, itemized repair quotes on site.

My fence post is leaning. Do I need a whole new fence?

Usually not. A leaning post is normally a local repair, unless several posts nearby are failing too.

Do you repair chain link fences?

Yes. We repair wood and chain link fences, including bent top rails, loose mesh and damaged posts.

Do you do emergency repairs after a storm?

We prioritize storm damage that leaves a yard open or unsafe. Call us directly for anything urgent.

Get a repair quote

Tell us what's wrong and roughly how much of the fence is affected. Photos help: email them to brendan@holeinonefences.ca.

Or call (226) 582-3881.

Request a repair quote

Have photos of your yard or old fence? Email them to brendan@holeinonefences.ca after you send this.