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Wood Fence Repair in Bucks County, PA

Wood is the most common fence in Bucks County backyards, and it is also the one that needs the most attention. Pressure-treated pine and cedar both take a beating from our freeze-thaw winters and humid summers: posts rot at the ground line, rails sag as fasteners pull loose, and pickets crack, cup or blow off in storms.

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What this repair involves

We repair every style of residential wood fence — privacy, board-on-board, picket, split rail and post-and-rail. A typical repair means cutting out the failed section, resetting or replacing posts in fresh concrete, sistering or replacing rails, and matching new boards to your existing style and height so the repair blends in instead of standing out.

Because we do repairs only, we carry the common lumber profiles on the truck and most wood fence repairs are finished in a single visit.

Signs you need this repair

A section leans after wind or a wet week
Posts move when you push on them
Boards are soft, dark or crumbling at the bottom
Rails have pulled away from posts
Pickets are cracked, cupped or missing
The gate no longer lines up with its latch

Typical price

$500 – $950

Most wood fence repairs — one to three posts or a damaged section — land in this range including materials.

Every job is different — your quote is based on your photos and answers. See how our pricing works →

What's included

Assessment of the whole run, not just the broken spot
Post replacement with new concrete footing where needed
New rails and boards matched to your fence style
Galvanized or coated fasteners, never drywall screws
Haul-away of all old material and debris
Before-and-after photos sent to your phone

Wood Fence Repair questions

Can you match my existing fence boards?

Almost always. Standard dog-ear, flat-top and gothic pickets in common widths are carried on the truck. New wood starts lighter than your weathered fence and blends in naturally within a season or two.

My fence is leaning but not broken. Is that repairable?

Yes — a leaning fence usually means post footings have failed, not the fence itself. We reset or replace the posts and re-hang the existing sections, which costs far less than replacing the run.

Is it worth repairing an older wood fence?

If the majority of posts and boards are still sound, repair is almost always cheaper than replacement. We'll tell you honestly when a fence is past saving — it costs us nothing to be straight with you.