Fence Repair
From a single broken post to a full section — these are the jobs other companies turn down or overcharge for, and they are exactly the jobs Steve wants.
Fence Repair in Lowell & the Merrimack Valley
Most fence companies are not interested in a two-post repair. The job is too small to be worth mobilising a crew, so they either decline it or quote a number high enough to make it worth their while. Steve works alone, with low overhead, which means a small repair is a perfectly sensible job rather than a nuisance.
This is genuinely where he saves customers the most money. More than one review on this site comes from someone who had been told their fence needed full replacement and found out it needed a repair instead. Steve will tell you honestly which one you are looking at, even when the answer is the cheaper one.
Common repairs include posts that have rotted at ground level or heaved with frost, sections leaning after a storm, gates that have dropped and no longer latch, torn chain link mesh, and damage from a fallen branch or a reversing vehicle. Most of it is fixable in a day.
Fence Repair options
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Broken & rotted posts
Individual post replacement, reset below the frost line so the repair outlasts the rest of the fence.
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Leaning & storm-damaged sections
Straightening and rebuilding sections that have shifted, without replacing the whole run.
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Sagging gates
Re-hanging, re-squaring and re-hardware-ing gates that have dropped so they latch properly again.
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Chain link mesh & hardware
Torn mesh, bent top rail, failed tension bands and gate hardware repaired in place.
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Free estimates, no deposit, and 10% off for seniors, veterans and first responders. Call Steve directly — he answers his own phone.