Bring Your Fence Back to Life
Missouri storms, shifting clay soil, and plain old age take a toll on every fence. Before you spend on a full replacement, let us take a look — often a targeted repair restores safety and curb appeal for a fraction of the cost. We repair every fence type for homeowners and acreage owners across Foristell, Wentzville, and O'Fallon, whether we built the original fence or not.
Most repair calls here trace back to the same culprits. Our heavy clay soil holds water and expands and contracts through hard freeze-thaw winters, which heaves and tips posts that weren't set deep enough. High-wind and thunderstorm events lay whole runs over. Wood posts rot at the soil line, chain-link line posts rust where the coating wears through, and gates drop out of square after years of opening and closing. We see all of it, on fences in brand-new Wentzville subdivisions and on long farm lines out on acreage.
You'll always get a straight answer from us: if a repair makes sense, we'll fix it cleanly; if the fence is genuinely past its life, we'll tell you honestly and walk you through replacement options. Storm-damage calls get priority scheduling, and we secure pet and pool areas first when there's a safety concern.
Repairs We Handle
- Storm & wind damage — blown-over runs and snapped sections set right after high-wind events
- Leaning & broken posts — dug out and re-set deep in fresh concrete, below the frost line
- Rotted wood posts & boards — replaced with treated 4x4 posts and color-matched cedar or treated pine pickets
- Chain-link mesh, rails & tension — torn fabric, bent top rail, loose tension bands, and slack mesh re-stretched
- Aluminum & vinyl sections — cracked rails, broken pickets, and damaged panels swapped to match
- Gate repair & realignment — sagging gates re-hung and re-squared to latch and swing true
- Hardware replacement — hinges, latches, post caps, drop rods, tension bands, and turnbuckles
From a single heaved post in a new subdivision yard to a long stretch of farm fence down on acreage, no repair is too small or too big.
