Asheville Fence

Determining the best course of action for a fence can be a bit tricky.

Sometimes it’s obvious when a fence needs to be repaired; other times, it can be a tough call figuring out if it needs to be completely replaced.

Our experts are happy to help figure out the best course of action for your particular situation, and how to make repairs as seamlessly as possible with your existing set-up.

As A General Rule Of Thumb, If More Than 30% Needs To Be Repaired, It Will Be More Cost-Effective To Replace The Fence.

That being said, many folks look out at an old, grey fence and believe that it’s reached its end. Often in these situations, the fence is salvageable at a much lower cost than tearing everything down and starting fresh.

That’s why, before we tear a fence down, we conduct a thorough investigation to see if it can be saved at a fraction of the cost to you. The process of rejuvenating an older, grey, or dark brown fence is remarkably similar to that of stripping and restaining floors indoors.

For this, we begin by pressure washing the fence, which cleans off the grey or dark brown exterior (just as sanding would). After this, we restain the fence, providing a freshly cleaned and bright exterior, ready to face years of use.

Other areas we work on include:
  • Fence straightening
  • Broken pickets
  • Broken rails
  • Fence demolition
Help restore and secure the surroundings of your home or business by repairing your fence.

You can submit multiple photos using our online form below and we will get back to you with your options and an estimate.

FIXING IT UP…FIRST QUESTION

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This is what our repair tech sees before they ever pick up the phone.

Locked out, or something unsafe? Call us now: (828) 665-8900

WORK ORDER — DRAFT ASHEVILLE FENCE · REPAIR
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📷 One more thing: the form below has a Photo Upload button. A picture of the damage is the single most useful thing you can send.

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Fence Repair Questions, Answered

Should I repair my fence or replace it?
As a general rule, if more than 30% of the fence needs repair, replacing it is the more cost-effective choice. Plenty of grey, tired-looking fences are still sound underneath, so we check the posts, rails, and boards before anyone talks about tearing it out — and we’ll tell you honestly which one yours is.
Do you repair fences you didn’t build?
Yes. It doesn’t matter who put it up — another company, a previous owner, or a weekend project. We repair wood, vinyl, aluminum, and chain link fences whoever installed them.
Can you fix storm damage?
Yes. Leaning posts, broken boards, a section flattened by a fallen limb — we repair storm-damaged wood, vinyl, aluminum, and chain link fences. Two things to know: we don’t cut or remove trees, so the tree or limb needs to be off the fence before we come out; and we don’t handle insurance claims — we give you a free estimate for the repair, and it’s yours to use however you need.
Does it cost anything to have you come look?
No — estimates are free. We look at the fence, tell you whether it’s a repair or a replacement, and give you an estimate for the work. There’s no charge for the visit.
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