Green: New concrete footing
Leaning fence post reset
- FixesFence leans or wobbles
- WorkRe-plumb the post
- IncludesPost re-set in concrete
Leaning fence repair in Cypress, TX starts at the posts, because that is where a lean begins. Cypress Fence Repair straightens leaning residential wood fences in Towne Lake, Bridgeland, Coles Crossing, Canyon Lakes, Blackhorse Ranch, and Lakewood Forest, plus nearby Spring, Tomball, Katy, and Jersey Village.
When posts work loose in Cypress clay, the run starts to tip, and every heavy rain or windy week pushes it further. A leaning fence does not fix itself. Reset a few posts now, or pay to replace the whole run after it falls. We re-plumb the loose posts, re-set them in concrete, and stand the run back up so it is straight again.
What do you need replaced?
Green shows the new parts we install.
Or call or text (346) 664-6333
Most leaning fences come down to a few loose posts. Here is what we check and fix.
Cypress clay swells when wet and shrinks when dry, which works posts loose over time. We re-plumb each loose post and re-set it in concrete.
If a post has rotted at the ground line, resetting it will not hold. We replace that post and tie the panels back in.
Wind can push a whole section over at once. We stand it back up, replace what is broken, and reset the posts.
A shifted gate post drags the gate with it. We reset the gate posts in concrete; see wood fence gate repair.
Straighten the fence
Replace the run
In each picture, the parts shown in green are the ones we replace. "From" prices are starting prices, confirmed in writing after a photo or a quick look on site.
Green: New concrete footing
Green: Replaced boards in the downed section
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We are based at 12837 Louetta Rd, 1st & 2nd Floor, Cypress, TX 77429 and repair fences across Cypress and nearby Harris County. See all fence repair service areas.
Usually, yes. If the posts have only worked loose, we re-plumb and re-set them in concrete and the run stands straight again. We only suggest replacement when most of the posts have failed.
Post resets start at $150 per post, and a storm-damaged section starts at $350. Most leaning fences need only a few posts reset. We confirm the price in writing after a photo.
Storm work jumps the line. Send photos of the run that came down or is leaning, and we come right back with what it takes and the price, then get you on the schedule that week.
Book a pre-priced repair or send a photo of the damage. We come back with a written price, usually the same day.
What do you need replaced?
Green shows the new parts we install.
Or call or text (346) 664-6333