Fence Installation Plano TX

Fence Repair

Fence repairs in Plano, Tx does not have to be a complicated process. In fact, Plano Fence Services will strive to offer you a smooth process to quickly identify if fence repairs will be better versus a new fence installation and if a fence replacement is needed we will make that process a smooth one as well.

As leading professionals in the industry we are are fully capable of handling a large variety of repairs that revolve around wooden fence repairs, iron fence repairs, chain link fence repairs or even vinyl fence repairs. We would be happy to come to your home for an inspection and offer some suggestions and provide you with a free quote so you can decide which option is the most cost effective route to take.

Once the repairs are complete,  it is just a matter of keeping with up with a proper fence maintenance routine.

We believe this is something that every homeowner should pay closer attention to, but unfortunately most homeowners just don't have the time or are simply not informed enough to know what it takes to properly maintain a fence. Maintaining a fence will add years to the overall life of the fence or any fence for that matter.

​Please give a call and let us be your preferred choice for your next fence repair job!
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We understand that homeowners also want to save money on fence repairs. Below we are happily going to provide our current customer and future customers some fence maintenance procedures any homeowner can take to add years to their fence to keep it looking like a new fence that was recently installed. We would like to remind you that we are just a phone call away from providing you with a professional looking fence that you deserve.

The first part to any fence repair is the foundation that keeps your fence up straight.

• Fence Posts - A solid fence post will help keep the fence upright and straight. If it is windy outside a strong wood post will prevent the fence from swaying in or out. The fence post standard depth depends on how tall the fence will be. For example, a 6 foot tall fence should be at a depth of 2 feet and the hole should be set with a mix of gravel and concrete rather than pure concrete since it needs to set before moving to the next step. Take in mind that the dirt should not cover the post too much above the ground to prevent termites and using treated lumber is always the best option.

• Replace Fence Slats - One of the easier repairs a homeowner can do is replace fence panels or fence slats. The first step is to identify damaged slats that maybe warped or rotted out due to insects. Remove the damages slats carefully with a crowbar and a hammer be removing the nails. Use wood nails and work from top to bottom until all the panels have been replaced. Make sure that the supporting rail is strong enough to support the new panels. 
  

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