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Ardmore Fence Pros is the Ardmore starting point for fence repair. Tell us what kind of fence it is, what broke and roughly how many sections are down, then request a free quote and a local fence contractor will call you back. Photos help, so have a few ready.
South Oklahoma sits in a busy storm path, and straight-line wind does as much fence damage as anything. Repairs also pile up from posts that rot at the ground line, cars that clip a corner and cattle that lean through a low spot in the wire.
Wood fence repair
The usual problem is a post that has rotted or pulled loose in wet clay, letting a whole section lean. A repair might mean setting a new post in concrete, sistering a steel post beside the old one, or replacing rails and pickets. If more than a few posts are failing, a contractor may suggest replacing the run instead of patching it. Ask for both prices.
New pickets will look brighter than old ones at first. Staining the whole fence afterward evens it out.
Wire and pipe fence repair
Pasture lines need broken wire spliced and re-stretched, T-posts straightened or replaced, and braces rebuilt if they have shifted. Water gaps across creeks wash out after heavy rain. Pipe fence may need a broken weld fixed or a post reset. Tell the contractor whether animals are in the pasture so they can plan a temporary fix first.
Gates and insurance claims
A sagging gate usually means a loose hinge post, not a bad gate. Resetting the post or adding a brace often fixes it. If a storm or a fallen tree caused the damage, your homeowners policy may cover part of the cost. Take photos before cleanup and ask the contractor for an itemized quote you can send your insurer. For an opener that stopped working, see gates and openers.
Frequently asked questions
Is a small repair worth a call?
Yes. Many contractors take repair jobs, though small jobs may be scheduled around larger ones. Describe it clearly so they can plan.
Should I repair or replace?
If most posts are sound, repair usually makes sense. If many posts are rotting, replacing the run may cost less over time.
Who fixes a fence on a shared line?
Talk with your neighbor first. Rules for shared fences vary, so check with the city or county if there is a dispute.
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