Fence Repair in West Linn, OR
- Leaning posts and broken boards fixed
- Repair first when repair makes sense
- Same crew start to finish
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Is Moss Eating the Bottom of Your West Linn Fence?
Shade, moss, falling limbs and slopes are what wear fences down on wooded hillside lots. We fix the damage and the reason behind it.
On a sunny lot a wood fence dries out between storms. Under the big trees on many lots here, it often doesn't. Moss grows up the boards, leaves pile against the base, and the posts sit in damp soil most of the year. Fence repair on these lots usually starts at the bottom: posts gone soft at the soil line, kickboards that have turned to mush, and boards rotting from the lower edge up.
Trees cause the other big job. A limb that comes down in a winter storm can punch through a panel or snap a rail, and roots slowly push posts out of line. We clear the debris, replace the broken parts, and when a root is the problem, move the post a little rather than fighting it.
Slopes add their own wear. Downhill posts lean as wet soil creeps, and gates on a hill start to drag. A fence repair there means setting those posts deeper, re-stepping the panels and rehanging the gate so it clears the grade.
How We Handle a Fence Repair
Check the base
Posts, kickboards and lower boards
Look up and around
Limbs, roots and slope movement
Written estimate
What gets fixed and why
Repair and drain
Posts reset on gravel, new kickboards
Final check
Steps level, gates swinging clear
With 4,670 West Linn homes from 1960–89 and the 1980s as its peak decade, many fences here have stood under the same trees for decades.
Signs Your Fence Needs Repair
What Affects the Cost of Fence Repair in West Linn
Trees and slope make many repairs here bigger than they look from the patio.
Number of soft posts
Shaded runs often have several posts going at once.
Storm debris
Limbs and broken sections have to be cleared first.
Roots
Moving a post around a root takes extra digging.
Slope
Downhill posts are longer and set deeper.
Gate rehanging
Gates on a grade may need new hinges or a lifted frame.
We put every fence repair in a free written estimate.
Why Homeowners Here Call Us
We fix the cause
Drainage, roots and slope, not just boards
Storm cleanup included
Limbs and debris hauled off
5-year workmanship warranty
On the repairs we make
Fence Repair Questions
Will cleaning off the moss save my fence?
A branch broke my fence. Can you remove it too?
A tree root is pushing my post over. What can you do?
If I rebuild a section, can I change the height?
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Written estimate before any work begins.