Gulf storms, sprinkler overspray and clay soil are hard on cedar fences. One leaning section makes the whole backyard look tired — and most Fulshear HOAs will send a letter about it before long.
We reset and replace rotted posts (properly set in concrete), swap broken pickets and rails, rebuild sagging gates with anti-sag kits, and re-hang hardware so gates latch smoothly. Stain matching available so repairs blend in.
We walk the full run pushing on every post, probe ground-level wood for hidden rot, and sort the fence into save, repair and replace before writing a single line of quote.
Broken posts get pulled with the old concrete plug, saving reusable pickets and rails, and we clear sprinkler heads and buried lines before any new digging starts.
New posts are set plumb in properly sized concrete footings and braced while curing, then rails and pickets go back on with exterior-grade fasteners, tops lined to the neighbors.
Gates are re-hung square with hardware adjusted for a one-hand latch, and repaired sections get stain blended toward the existing fence color so the fix stops announcing itself.
Gumbo clay is quietly hard on fence posts — the soil swells around footings all summer with irrigation, then shrinks away in drought, working posts loose the way a kid wiggles a tooth. That is why some Fulshear fences lean without a single storm. We set replacement posts deeper with flared footings so the seasonal cycle grips them instead of walking them out of the ground.
Fence repair pricing in Fulshear follows posts, access and matching. Posts are the expensive part — a section with sound posts is a fast repair, while replacing posts means digging, concrete and cure time. Tight side-yard access or fences behind pools slow the work. Matching a specific picket profile, cap detail or stain tone your HOA expects adds sourcing time. Storm damage spread across multiple sections often prices better as one mobilization than as separate small visits, so batch what you can.
If posts are mostly sound, section repairs are absolutely worth it — typically $150–$400 per section versus thousands for full replacement. We'll tell you honestly when a fence is past saving.
A gate hangs its whole weight on two hinges and one post. We correct with deeper-set posts, heavier hinges and a cable anti-sag kit — a permanent fix, not a seasonal tighten.
Frequently. Send us the letter's photo and we'll quote the exact items cited, usually completing work well inside the HOA's cure window.
In most Fulshear neighborhoods, shared fences are split by informal agreement between neighbors. We provide a written quote you can share, we are happy to speak with both households, and we can invoice each side separately when you have agreed on the split. That paperwork step smooths most fence conversations.
Yes — call us for a temporary brace and standing panels within a day or two, which keeps pets in and the HOA satisfied while materials are scheduled. Then we complete the full permanent post-and-section repair as one clean visit once everything is on hand.
Call or text a photo of the job — upfront quote today, most work scheduled within days.
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