Edmond Fence Repair Co. handles fence repair in Edmond, OK, and we finish most jobs in a single visit. Cedar privacy panels, chain link mesh, sagging gates, rotted posts, loose tension wire, split rail sections, bent line posts, cracked pickets: if your fence leans, sags, or will not latch, we put it right. We work on wood, vinyl, aluminum, steel, and wrought iron, so it does not matter what went up around your yard years ago. We serve homeowners and small businesses across Oklahoma County, from the older streets off Broadway and East Second Street to the newer additions near I-35 and Arcadia Lake. Call (405) 348-6127 for a free estimate today.
Fence Repair Services We Offer in Edmond
A fence is one repair where the type of material changes everything. Wood fails one way, chain link another. We handle the full range, and we bring the right fix to each. Here is what we repair most often for Edmond homeowners.
Wood and Cedar Fence Repair
Cedar and pine privacy fences are the most common style in Edmond neighborhoods, and Oklahoma weather is hard on them. Sun dries the boards, rain swells them, and the end grain at the base of each post soaks up moisture until it rots. We reset or replace leaning posts, swap cracked and warped pickets, re-secure loose arris rails, and match your existing wood as closely as we can. See our full wood and cedar fence repair page for details.
Chain Link Fence Repair
Chain link is tough, but it is not indestructible. A fallen limb after an ice storm, a bump from a mower, or years of tension can leave you with sagging mesh, a leaning terminal post, or a gate that drags. We restretch and re-tension mesh, straighten or replace posts, repair the top rail and bottom tension wire, and re-hog-ring the fabric so it holds. Learn more on our chain link fence repair page.
Gate Repair and Realignment
A gate takes more abuse than any other part of the fence because it moves every day. When it starts to drag, stick, or refuse to latch, the cause is usually a sagging hinge post or worn hardware. We re-hang gates, reset gate posts, and replace hinges and latches so the gate swings clean and closes flush. Ask about gate repair and realignment when you call.
Fence Post Replacement
One failed post can drag a whole run out of line. Posts rot at ground level, snap in high wind, or heave when the soil shifts. We pull the old post, dig the footing, and set a new one in concrete so the line stands firm again. Fence post replacement is one of the most common repairs we handle.
Common Fence Problems We Fix
Most fences give you warning signs long before they fall. Catching them early keeps a small repair from turning into a full replacement. These are the issues we see most across Edmond.
- Leaning posts. The number one cause of a failing fence. Once a post tilts, it pulls on the sections beside it and the problem spreads.
- Wood rot. The base of a post and the bottom of the pickets absorb moisture and break down first. Soft, dark, or crumbling wood is the tell.
- Rust and corrosion. On chain link and wrought iron, rust eats through the coating and weakens the frame. Galvanized and vinyl coated steel last longer, but nothing is permanent.
- Sagging mesh. Chain link fabric loosens between line posts and droops, leaving gaps along the bottom where pets slip out.
- Storm damage. Edmond sits in Tornado Alley. Straight line winds and ice storms flatten sections and snap posts, sometimes overnight.
Fence Repair Cost in Edmond, OK
Everyone wants a number, so here is an honest one. Most fence repairs in the Edmond area fall in the ranges below. These are typical figures, not quotes. The only way to get a firm price is a free on-site estimate, but this gives you a realistic starting point.
| Repair | Typical range | What is involved |
|---|
| Picket or board replacement | $150 to $600 | Swapping cracked, warped, or missing boards |
| Leaning post reset or replace | $150 to $450 per post | Digging, resetting, and concreting the footing |
| Chain link mesh and tension repair | $150 to $700 | Restretching fabric, replacing ties and tension wire |
| Gate repair or re-hang | $125 to $500 | Hardware, hinges, and post realignment |
| Storm or full-section rebuild | $400 to $2,000 and up | Replacing downed panels, posts, and rails |
What Affects Your Fence Repair Cost
Two repairs that sound the same can price very differently. A few factors move the number more than any other:
- Material. Cedar and wrought iron cost more to match than pine or standard chain link.
- Post condition. If the posts are sound, the repair is quick. If they need to come out and be reset in concrete, labor climbs.
- Access and terrain. A backyard on a slope near Arcadia Lake takes longer than a flat, open lot.
- Extent of damage. One panel is a fast fix. A full run knocked down by a storm is a bigger job.
We walk the fence with you, explain what needs to happen, and give you a clear written estimate before any work starts. No surprises at the end.
How Our Fence Repair Process Works
We keep the process simple so you always know what comes next.
- Call or request an estimate. Tell us what is wrong at (405) 348-6127 and we schedule a look.
- Free on-site assessment. We inspect the fence, check the posts, and price the repair in writing.
- We do the work. Most repairs are finished in a single visit, with materials matched to your existing fence.
- Cleanup and walkthrough. We haul off the old material and leave your yard the way we found it, minus the broken fence.
Fence Materials We Work With
Different materials age differently, and knowing what you have helps you decide whether to repair or replace. Here is how the common options compare.
| Material | Durability | Maintenance | Notes |
|---|
| Cedar | High for wood | Moderate, seal every few years | Naturally resists rot, the local favorite |
| Pressure-treated pine | Moderate | Moderate | Budget friendly, more prone to warping |
| Chain link | High | Low | Galvanized or vinyl coated steel, easy to patch |
| Aluminum | High | Low | Rust free, common for decorative fencing |
| Steel and wrought iron | Very high | Moderate, watch for rust | Strong, needs paint and rust control |
| Vinyl and composite | High | Low | No rot, color runs through the material |
If you are not sure what your fence is made of, send a photo when you call and we can usually tell you. Browse our full list of fence repair services to see everything we cover.
Service Areas: Edmond and Nearby Communities
We are based in Edmond and we keep our work close to home. That means faster scheduling and someone who actually knows the local soil, the wind, and the fence styles common to each part of town. We cover all of Edmond and the surrounding stretch of Oklahoma County.
| Area | Coverage |
|---|
| Central Edmond (73034) | Near Broadway, UCO, and Hafer Park |
| North and west Edmond (73003, 73025) | Newer additions and acreage lots |
| South Edmond (73013, 73012) | Along the I-35 corridor |
| Arcadia | East toward Arcadia Lake |
| North Oklahoma City | Neighborhoods bordering south Edmond |
Not sure whether you are inside our area? Call (405) 348-6127 and ask. If you are near Edmond, there is a good chance we cover you.
Why Choose Edmond Fence Repair Co.
Edmond has grown fast, from about 81,000 residents in 2010 to more than 94,000 by 2020, and a lot of fences went up quickly during that boom. Many are now hitting the age where posts loosen and boards give out. We built this business to be the local team those homeowners can count on.
- We are from here. Edmond has been our home since long before the newest additions filled in. We know the neighborhoods off Second Street and the acreage north of town alike.
- Honest, upfront pricing. You get a written estimate before we start, and the price we quote is the price you pay.
- Repairs built for Oklahoma weather. We use materials and methods made to hold up to local heat, wind, and ice.
- Licensed and insured. We are a licensed and insured local contractor, and we are glad to share our current details on request.
- We answer the phone. A real person picks up at (405) 348-6127, and we show up when we say we will.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does fence repair cost in Edmond?
Most repairs run roughly $150 to $700, depending on the material and how many posts are involved. Storm damage and full-section rebuilds cost more. We give you a firm written price after a free on-site look.
How fast can you come out?
In most cases we can get to your property within a few days, and often sooner. After a major storm, scheduling fills quickly, so call early at (405) 348-6127.
Do you serve my area or ZIP code?
We cover Edmond ZIP codes 73003, 73012, 73013, 73025, 73034, and 73083, along with Arcadia and the neighboring parts of north Oklahoma City. If you are not sure, just ask.
Should I repair or replace my fence?
If the posts are sound and the damage is limited to a few boards or a section of mesh, a repair is the smart, affordable choice. When posts are rotted throughout and multiple runs are failing, replacement often costs less over time. We give you an honest recommendation, not a hard sell.
Do you offer free estimates?
Yes. Every estimate is free and comes in writing before any work begins.
Do you warranty your fence repairs?
We stand behind our work. Ask us about the specific warranty on your repair when we provide your estimate.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. We are a licensed and insured local contractor and will provide our current license and insurance information on request.
What fence materials do you work with?
Wood and cedar, chain link, vinyl, aluminum, steel, and wrought iron. If your fence is made of it, we most likely repair it.
Get Your Free Fence Repair Estimate in Edmond
A leaning post or a gate that will not close only gets worse with time, and Oklahoma weather does not wait. Get it handled now, while it is still a quick repair. Edmond Fence Repair Co. offers free, no pressure estimates across Edmond and Oklahoma County, and most repairs are done in a single visit.
Call (405) 348-6127 today, or request your free estimate online. We will get your fence back to solid, secure, and looking right.
