Frisco Fence Repair Company for Wood Fence Repairs That Last
We inspect the damage, explain what can realistically be repaired, and handle wood fence repairs for broken boards, leaning posts, gates, trim, and storm-damaged sections.
Skip to content We inspect the damage, explain what can realistically be repaired, and handle wood fence repairs for broken boards, leaning posts, gates, trim, and storm-damaged sections.
Most fence repair problems start small. A fence post begins to soften at the bottom and lean, a picket starts to become loose, or high winds tear off a section of top trim. Those problems rarely stay contained, especially once moisture starts reaching the surrounding boards.
The hard part is knowing whether the damage calls for a repair or a full replacement. Replace too much, and you spend more than you needed to. Patch a fence that’s already failing in several places, and you may be paying again sooner than you expected.
At Final Cut, we inspect the damage, show you what we find, and recommend the option that makes the most sense for your fence, your Frisco property, and your budget.
Wood fence damage tends to show up in the same areas. Here’s what we repair:
We repair wood fences and standard wood gates. Sliding mechanical gate systems are outside our scope.
When a damaged fence affects privacy, security, or the way your yard looks, homeowners want a repair team that shows up on time, explains the work clearly, and follows through. That’s exactly what we’ve been doing for nearly two decades. See what others have to say about our fence repair services.
Some contractors require a large down payment before work begins and move on quickly once the job is done. Here’s how our process is different.
You pay after the work is complete and you've had the chance to review it.
Small repairs are covered for two years, larger repairs for five.
If a covered repair later leads to a replacement, we apply what you paid for that repair toward the replacement cost during the warranty period.
We photograph the work so you can see the condition of the fence and the completed repair.
Browse examples of damaged wood fences, gates, posts, rails, and trim that our team has repaired for local homeowners.
Some fence problems are inexpensive to fix early but much more costly once the damage spreads. Watch for these common mistakes:
Damage is often limited to one section, post, gate, or group of boards.
When several areas are soft, rotted, or unstable, repeated small repairs may cost more than replacing the fence.
A leaning post can pull nearby panels out of line and eventually bring down part of the fence.
If decay starts at the soil line, replacing the board above it may not address the damaged rail or post below.
Missing boards and open gaps expose nearby wood to more rain, wind, and pests.
Submit your form or call 972-777-0350. We’ll schedule a convenient time to perform a professional fence inspection.
We inspect the fence. We take photos, document the damage, and measure the affected areas.
We review our findings and recommend a repair plan. You get a clear explanation of the work, the materials involved, and whether repair is still the practical choice.
You approve the work, and we schedule a start date. No deposit is required upfront.
We complete the repair, usually within 2-3 business days of approval, matching existing materials as closely as we can.
You review the finished work. We complete a walkthrough with you or get your sign-off before sending the invoice.
I came across Final Cut Roofing many years ago when I continued to see positive reviews on the neighborhood NextDoor app. Annually after hail season I’d have him out for an assessment of the roof and for many years when so many other roofers kept telling me I should replace the roof. Mark was honest in his assessments and thorough in his analysis. He would take pictures and show areas to watch but assess that the roof still looks good … until one hailstorm too many it had finally done enough damage that it was time to replace. Mark kept me informed every step of the way making a potentially stressful time far less so by handling all the little details. Final Cut Roofing stands behind their craftsmanship. Any issues or concerns, one call/text to Mark and he has me on the schedule to take a look and make any necessary repairs. I highly recommend Final Cut Roofing for an honest assessment and quality craftsmanship.
As a general guideline, if damage is limited to one or two sections, posts, gates, or a small portion of the fence, repair may make more sense. When multiple areas are failing, replacement may provide better long-term value. We can inspect your entire fence and help you make the right call.
The cost of repairs can range based on the type of work that needs to be done and the complexity of the issue. From replacing pickets on a 8ft board-on-board fence, replacing rotted posts, or repairing a gate, you can expect a range from $250 to $1200. For an accurate quote, contact us for a free fence inspection.
Yes. Posts usually lean because of rotting wood at the soil line or because the original post hole wasn’t dug deep enough. In most cases, we dig out around the post, straighten it, and reset it with fresh fast-setting concrete. If the rot’s severe at ground level, we cut out the old post entirely and set a new rot-resistant wood or metal post in its place.
Usually, yes. Sagging is typically caused by loose hinges, worn-out latches, or a shifting post foundation. Depending on the cause, we’ll tighten or replace the hardware, add a diagonal anti-sag brace, or reset the gate post deeper into a concrete mix.
No, we work on wood fences and gates, not sliding mechanical gate systems.
We can provide two separate estimates, one for each side, so both of you know exactly what your portion covers.
Yes. Small repairs come with a 2-year warranty, larger repairs with a 5-year warranty. If a small repair ends up needing replacement within that window, what you already paid gets credited toward the replacement.
Check your fence in spring and fall, and inspect it after severe wind or storms. Look for loose boards, soft wood near the ground, damaged rails, rusted or loose hardware, and gate alignment problems. Of course, we can perform these inspections for you for free, and there’s no obligation to purchase any services
At Final Cut, we are dedicated to providing you with the highest quality service, inside and out.
Let us show you how easy it is to make repairs to your fence when you hire an expert. Get started with us today and schedule your free inspection.
Finding an honest, reliable, and thorough contractor is the hardest part of making fence repairs. Not to mention the worry that comes with wondering if the repairs will last while your HOA watches your property like a hawk.
But it doesn’t have to be this way. We’ve been proudly serving Frisco and the surrounding towns for nearly two decades. We’re obsessed with exceeding your expectations and making your life a whole lot easier.
Schedule a free inspection, and we’ll assess the damage, explain your options, and provide a clear estimate for the work. You’ll be amazed at how easy it is to get started.
Or call us directly at 972-777-0350.
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