Fence Repair in Wallington

Fence repair in Wallington for leaning posts, loose panels and broken boards. We check what has actually failed and fix that section, rather than pricing a whole new fence when most of it is still sound.

Finding What Has Failed

A leaning fence is usually a post that has rotted at ground level, not a problem with the panels. We push along the run to find the posts that have gone and check the rails and gravel boards. That tells us how much needs replacing and how much can stay.

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Storm Damage

High winds tend to pull panels out of the arris rails or snap posts that were already weak. We refit or replace what has blown out and check the rest of the run at the same time, since a fence that lost one panel often has others close to going.

Making a Repair Last

Replacement posts go in with the same care as a new fence, concreted and levelled. Adding a gravel board where there was not one keeps the panel clear of wet soil. Small things, like treating cut timber, add years to a repair for very little extra.

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Repair work picks up sharply after a windy spell, and we take a lot of calls across Wallington and the surrounding areas once the weather turns. Forty years of fencing means we can usually tell from a quick look whether you are facing a couple of posts or a fence that has reached the end.

  • Over 40 years laying driveways and patios

  • Block paving, resin and tarmac driveways

  • Fencing, decking and garden landscaping

  • Covering Wallington and south London

  • Prices agreed in writing before work starts

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is it cheaper to repair or replace a fence in Wallington?

Repair is much cheaper while the posts are sound and only panels or boards have failed. Once several posts have rotted, the labour in digging each one out starts to approach the cost of a new fence, and you are left with old panels. We tell you which side of that line you are on.

Can a leaning fence be straightened without replacing it?

Sometimes. If the post is sound but the concrete has loosened in the ground, it can be dug out and reset. Where the post has rotted at ground level, it has to be replaced, though a concrete spur bolted alongside can rescue a post that is only just starting to go.

How quickly can you come out after storm damage?

We fit repairs in as soon as we can, and small jobs are often done within a few days. After a big storm there is a queue, so the wait can be longer. If a fence is down and unsafe, tell us when you call so we can prioritise making it safe.

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