How it works
Send photos of the damage through the form — the post at ground level, the full fence line, the gate that won't close. The contractor for your area replies with the likely repair and a ballpark before anyone drives out. No pressure. If the photos show it's beyond repair, the contractor will say so.
What gets repaired
Fence repair and leaning fences · rotted post replacement · broken and missing boards · sagging gates and gates that won't latch · deck board replacement · loose deck railings · deck structural repair.
Towns covered
Palo Alto, Menlo Park, Mountain View, Los Altos, Los Altos Hills, Atherton, Woodside, Portola Valley, Redwood City, East Palo Alto. Each city has its own fence rules — heights, setbacks, and permit requirements differ more than most homeowners expect. See your city's page for the specifics before planning any work.
Ballparks from photos are preliminary — the contractor sets a final price after an on-site look. Rules cited on this site come from city codes and can change; verify with your city's Planning Department before major work.
Repair or Replace?
Can it be repaired? Often, yes — and it costs a fraction of replacement.
Usually repairable
- 1–2 rotten posts
- Broken or missing boards
- Sagging gate
- One damaged section
- Loose deck railing
- A few bad deck boards
Replacement may make more sense
- Multiple rotted posts
- Widespread dry rot
- The whole fence leaning
- Repeated past repairs
- Structural deck deterioration
Send 3 photos for the contractor assigned to your area to review.
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