The short answer

  • Post resets start at $150 per post, board repairs at $200, storm-damaged sections at $350, and section rebuilds at $400.
  • New gates are $450 to $650 in pressure treated pine and $550 to $750 in cedar, hinges and latch included.
  • Full replacement starts at $25 per foot; repair is the better value whenever the posts are sound.

These are our published prices for wood fence repair in Cypress, TX. Fixed prices are what you pay for that job as described. Prices marked "from" are starting prices; the final price is confirmed in writing after a photo or a quick look on site.

Fence Repair Prices at a Glance

RepairPriceWhat is included
Leaning post resetFrom $150 per postRe-plumb the post and re-set it in concrete
Board and picket replacementFrom $200 per repairBoards matched to your fence, galvanized fasteners
Storm-damaged sectionFrom $350 per sectionStand it up, replace what is broken, reset posts
Full section rebuildFrom $400 per sectionTear out and rebuild in the same style
Sagging or broken gate repairFrom $150 per gateRe-square the frame, new hinges and latch as needed
Full wood fence replacementFrom $25 per footNew wood fence in place of the old one

New Gate Prices

Gate stylePressure treated pineCedar
Normal privacy, dog ear$450$550
Top cap with trim$550$650
Board on board with top cap$650$750

Gate prices include the new gate, hinges, and latch. Gate posts are not included. Book any of these on the fence repair cost page.

What Changes the Final Price

  • How many posts and boards need work.
  • Whether a post is loose or rotted. A loose post can be reset; a rotted one has to be replaced, which is more work.
  • Access. Spots behind sheds, pools, or landscaping take longer to reach.
  • Gate work on top of fence repairs.
  • Wood type. Cedar costs more than pressure treated pine.

Pine or Cedar?

Most fences in Cypress are pressure treated pine or cedar, and repairs should match what you have. For posts, what matters most is the treatment rating: the American Wood Protection Association lists fence posts as Use Category 4A or higher for ground contact, and pickets as 3B or higher (AWPA). Choose cedar when you want the look and want the repair to match an existing cedar fence; choose pine when value matters most.

Repair or Replace?

Add up the repairs your fence needs and compare them with replacement at $25 per foot and up. If the posts are sound, repair is almost always the better value. If most posts have rotted, replace. Rot is driven by moisture: the USDA Forest Products Laboratory notes decay fungi need moisture above about 30 percent (Forest Products Laboratory), which is why posts usually fail first. Our guide to repairing vs. replacing a wood fence walks through the decision.

Will Insurance Pay?

For wind damage, possibly. The Texas Department of Insurance says wind damage to a fence is probably covered if you have wind coverage, usually at actual cash value, with your deductible applied (Texas Department of Insurance). See fence repair after storm damage.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does fence repair cost in Cypress?

Our pre-priced repairs start at $150 per post reset, $150 per gate repair, $200 per board repair, and $350 per storm-damaged section. Section rebuilds start at $400.

How much does a new wood fence gate cost?

$450 to $650 in pressure treated pine and $550 to $750 in cedar, depending on the style, with hinges and latch included. Gate posts are not included.

Why are some prices marked "from"?

A "from" price is the starting price for that repair. The final price depends on how many posts and boards are involved and how easy the spot is to reach, and we confirm it in writing after a photo or a quick look on site.

The Bottom Line

Most wood fence repairs in Cypress run from $150 to a few hundred dollars, far less than replacement when the posts are sound. Book a pre-priced repair online, or text a photo to (346) 664-6333 for a written price.

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