Fence Repair in Beaverton, OR
- Leaning posts and broken boards fixed
- Storm damage repaired fast
- Financing available
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Is Your Beaverton Fence Worth Fixing?
Most Beaverton fence repair calls fall into two groups: an older wood fence whose posts have gone soft below the soil, or a younger fence on a newer lot that was built thin and is already pulling apart.
The 1970s were Beaverton's busiest building decade, and plenty of those backyards still have a fence on posts that have spent decades in wet west-side soil. The boards may look fine. The trouble is a few inches below the ground, where the post has thinned out. Fence repair on these lines usually means new posts under the old panels, with the boards and rails put back if they are still sound.
Newer Beaverton fences fail differently. Thin boards cup and twist, nails back out, and rails split where a single fastener held them. A fence repair here is often about hardware and framing: new rails, proper screws, and a post or two reset where the builder went shallow.
About half of Beaverton homes are rented, so we also do a lot of fence repair for owners who live elsewhere. We send photos of what we find, put the scope in writing, and set the visit with your tenant.
How Fence Repair Works on a Beaverton Job
Push test, end to end
Every post checked, not just the one that leans
Photos and cause
Rot, shallow posts, roots or loose hardware, shown to you
Written estimate
What gets fixed and what can stay
Posts and framing
Posts reset to drain, rails and fasteners replaced
Back together
Sound boards reused, gate re-hung, debris hauled off
With 19.9% of Beaverton homes built in the 1970s and 44.6% built since 1990, fence repair here runs from posts rotted after decades in the ground to builder-grade fences that have loosened early.
Signs Your Beaverton Fence Needs Repair
What Affects the Cost of Fence Repair in Beaverton
Two fence repair jobs on the same street can be very different in size. These are the points that decide it.
Posts to reset
Each failed post has to be dug out and set again; that is the biggest part of most jobs.
Old footings
Concrete poured around an old post takes longer to break out.
Boards worth saving
Reusing sound boards keeps the look; brittle ones have to be replaced.
Framing and hardware
Split rails and loose nails on a newer fence mean new rails and screws.
Shared lines
A fence on a neighbor's line may need access from both yards.
Every Beaverton fence repair starts with a free written estimate.
Why Beaverton Owners Call Us for Fence Repair
Photos for owners who live away
See the damage before you approve the work
Repair first when it makes sense
We tell you if replacement is the better call
5-year workmanship warranty
Covers the repair work we do
Beaverton Fence Repair Questions
My Beaverton fence is newer but already falling apart. Why?
Can you repair a fence for a rental I own?
My neighbor's side of the shared fence is the one leaning. Can you fix just that?
How do I know if a fence repair is enough?
Book Your Fence Repair in Beaverton
Written estimate before any work begins.