Fence & Gate Repair in Lebanon, TN
Good fences matter out here, whether they're keeping a dog in the yard in a Lebanon subdivision or marking a property line off Highway 231, and a leaning post or dragging gate is the kind of thing that only gets worse with waiting. We reset posts in fresh concrete, replace broken pickets and rails, and rebuild storm-flattened sections to match the existing fence.
Gates get special attention because they take the most abuse. We square racked frames, replace worn hinges and latches, and adjust swing so the gate closes with a satisfying click instead of a shoulder shove.
What the job covers
- Leaning fence post reset in concrete
- Picket, rail, and panel replacement
- Gate rebuilding and re-squaring
- Hinge and latch replacement
- Storm-damage fence section repair
- Privacy fence and chain-link repairs
A word from around here: Spring storms rolling up the I-40 corridor knock down more Wilson County fence than anything else, and our shallow, rocky limestone soil makes post-setting its own adventure. We dig to solid depth, set posts properly, and rebuild sections so the repair blends with the rest of the line.
Folks often ask
A storm blew down part of my fence — can you match the existing style?
In most cases, yes indeed. Standard picket, privacy, and chain-link materials are readily available, and we weather-blend where we can. New wood will look lighter at first but mellows to match within a season or so.
Why do fence posts lean around here?
Between soggy spring ground, wind loading on privacy panels, and posts set too shallow in our rocky soil, gravity wins eventually. We reset leaning posts deeper in concrete so they stand up to the next round of weather.
Can you fix a gate that drags the ground?
Certainly. Dragging usually comes from a racked frame or worn hinges, and we cure it with a diagonal brace or anti-sag kit, fresh heavy-duty hinges, and a latch adjustment so it swings true again.
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