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Fence Repair and Staining in McKinney, TX
Posts reset, pickets replaced, gates rehung and cedar stained before the sun gets to it.
Free estimate
Tell us what you need
Three fields. Our office follows up to schedule.
Why fences here lean, sag and fade
Fence repair in McKinney usually comes down to three things: posts that lean after the clay soil swells and shrinks around them, gates that sag and drag, and cedar that turned gray and split after a few summers without stain. We reset or replace posts in concrete, replace broken pickets and rails, rehang gates so they latch, and clean and stain the whole run so it lasts. Call (972) 439-9694 for an estimate, backed by our one-year written workmanship guarantee.
The standard backyard fence across Collin County is six-foot cedar, often board-on-board with a top cap, along with ornamental iron on pool and golf course lots. Cedar handles our heat better than pine, but unprotected boards bleach and check fast in full Texas sun, and spring storms push over sections whose posts have already loosened. Most neighborhoods in McKinney, Frisco and Prosper also have HOA rules on fence height, style and stain color, so a repair has to match what is already there.
Our fence services include repairs, new cedar, chain-link, vinyl and decorative fences, posts set in concrete, gate and latch installation, power washing and staining, and repainting iron fences.
What we fix
Fence repairs we handle
Leaning posts
Posts that have loosened in the clay are reset or replaced and set in concrete so the section stands straight again.
Broken pickets and rails
Split, warped and storm-damaged pickets and rails replaced with matching boards.
Sagging gates
Gates rebuilt or rehung with stronger hinges, anti-sag hardware and new latches so they close on their own.
Staining and sealing
Fences power washed, allowed to dry and stained in a color that matches your HOA’s approved list.
Iron fence repainting
Rusted ornamental iron cleaned, primed and repainted, and loose panels reattached.
Storm damage
Sections blown over in spring storms rebuilt to match the rest of the fence.
Stain is the cheapest thing you can do for a cedar fence
How it works
How a fence project runs
- 01
Tell us what you need
Call (972) 439-9694 or send the estimate form with a short description and a few photos. Our McKinney office follows up to set a time.
- 02
Walk the fence line
We check posts, rails, pickets and gates, mark what needs replacing, and confirm stain color and HOA requirements.
- 03
A written estimate
You get a written estimate that separates repairs, staining and any new sections.
- 04
Repair, then stain
Structural repairs come first so new boards and old are stained together and match.
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Guaranteed in writing
A background-checked craftsman does the work and cleans up. Our workmanship is guaranteed for one year from the invoice date, and if a defect in our work shows up in that time we repair it free of charge.
Materials
Fence types we work with
Cedar
The most common privacy fence here. Side-by-side or board-on-board, usually with a top cap and trim.
Ornamental iron
Common on pool, greenbelt and golf course lots where the HOA wants an open view. Needs repainting as rust starts.
Vinyl
No stain needed and does not rot, though it can crack in hail and needs washing.
Chain-link
An economical choice for side yards, dog runs and utility areas.
Cost
What affects the cost of fence work
Number of posts
Resetting a few posts costs much less than rebuilding a full run.
Linear feet
Staining and new fence are mostly priced by length and height.
Style
Board-on-board with a cap and trim uses more lumber and labor than a plain side-by-side fence.
Condition of the wood
Very weathered fences need more cleaning and more stain to look even.
Fences we have repaired, built and stained
Start here
Fence leaning or turning gray?
Send a photo of the problem section. Call (972) 439-9694 or request an estimate online.
(972) 439-9694Monday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM · Tuesday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM · Wednesday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM · Thursday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM · Friday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM · Saturday: Closed · Sunday: Closed
Or send it in writing
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