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Fence Repair in Sherwood, OR

  • Leaning posts and broken boards fixed
  • Storm damage repaired fast
  • Quote in plain English
38.4%
Local homes built in the 1990s
Matched
Board, cap and stain to your HOA
6 ft
Max side and rear, topper included
Free
Written estimate

What Our Customers Say

Three posts snapped in the windstorm. They came out fast, set new posts in concrete and saved the panels instead of pushing a whole new fence. Honest people.
Dan K.
Storm damage repair
Our driveway gate dragged for years. They rebuilt it with a steel frame and now it swings with one finger.
Greg P.
Gate rebuild
They showed us photos of the rot under the deck before touching anything and only fixed what needed fixing. Fair and honest.
Luis G.
Deck repair

Is Your Sherwood Fence as Old as Your Subdivision?

The fences that went up with the 1990s building boom are reaching the age where posts give out. We fix them to match the street, one section or one gate at a time.

More homes here were built in the 1990s than in any other decade, and plenty of those yards still have the fence the builder put up. After roughly thirty Oregon winters, that fence is usually sound in the boards and tired at the posts. Fence repair in these neighborhoods is mostly about resetting or replacing posts along shared back lines, rehanging gates that have dropped, and swapping the kickboards that have been sitting in wet bark dust.

Shared fences come up a lot. When one post fails on a line between three or four back yards, the neighbors on both sides are affected. We write one estimate that everyone can read, so the cost conversation is about the same list of posts and boards.

Matching matters too. HOA neighborhoods tend to have one fence style and one stain color, and a repair that sticks out can draw a letter. We match board width, cap and pattern, and can stain the new wood once it has dried so the fence repair disappears into the run.

How We Handle a Fence Repair

1

Walk the shared line

Every post checked, not just the one leaning

2

Match the style

Board, cap, pattern and HOA stain noted

3

Written estimate

One list you can share with neighbors

4

Reset and replace

Posts drained, good boards reused

5

Stain and finish

New wood stained once dry, if you want it

Sherwood's peak decade was the 1990s, when 38.4% of its homes went up, which is why so many fences here are failing at about the same time.

Signs Your Fence Needs Work

A builder-grade post snapped at the soil line
The shared back line leans into a neighbor's yard
Kickboards rotted where the bark dust sits
A gate that dropped and now drags on the path
New boards that don't match the HOA color

What Affects the Cost of Fence Repair in Sherwood

Posts, matching and how many yards share the line drive most of the cost.

  • Posts along the line

    Builder fences often lose several posts at once once the first one goes.

  • Style matching

    Cap-and-trim or shadowbox patterns take more lumber to match.

  • Stain

    Staining new wood to the HOA color is a separate step after it dries.

  • Gate repairs

    A dropped gate may need new hinges, a squared frame or a new post.

  • Access

    Back lines reached only through a neighbor's yard take more time.

We put every repair in a free written estimate first.

Why Homeowners Here Call Us

Shared-line estimates

One written list for every neighbor

HOA-matched repairs

Boards, caps and stain that blend in

5-year workmanship warranty

On the repairs we make

Licensed, bonded & insured

Fence Repair Questions

Only one post is leaning. Why check the whole line?
Posts on a builder fence were set at the same time, in the same soil. When one fails, the ones beside it are often close behind, and it is cheaper to know now.
Can I add lattice on top while you fix the fence?
Yes, if the total stays at 6 feet. Lattice counts toward the height, and the limit drops to 42 inches next to a public walkway or alley.
Will the repaired section match my HOA's color?
We can stain the new wood once it has dried. Until then it will look lighter than the rest of the run.
Do I need city sign-off to fix my fence?
No. The city requires none for a fence. Your HOA may still want to know if anything changes in style or height.

Book a Fence Repair in Sherwood

Written estimate before any work begins.

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