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Fn12 · Fn · Central Texas

Fencing

Wood, chain link, iron, repairs and gates.

What to look for

What to look for

  • Posts that wobble when pushed
  • Boards rotting at the bottom or pulling off
  • Gate that won't latch or drags on the ground
  • Leaning sections after wind
Call a pro when

Call a pro when

  • Replacing posts set in concrete
  • Full runs over 50 ft
  • Property-line fences (survey matters)

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What we'll ask you first
  1. Repair or new fence?
  2. Roughly how many feet?
  3. Wood, chain link or iron?

Have these ready and the call takes two minutes.

Do it yourself

Rather do it yourself?

Replace a few pickets and fix a sagging gate

Steps
  1. Pry off the rotten picket, pull old nails.
  2. Cut the new picket to length, fasten with exterior screws.
  3. For a sagging gate, add an anti-sag cable kit corner to corner and tighten.
Our picks
Budget
Exterior deck screws 1 lb
approx. $10
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Best overall
Gate anti-sag kit
approx. $15
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Premium
Cordless drill driver kit
approx. $100
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