Repairing a Damaged Fence
A damaged fence can be a nightmare to deal with. Let Absolute Fence handle the repairs for you and guide you through confusing insurance policies. Our installers are highly trained and specialized professionals, so you can be confident about our work. When it comes to repairing your fence, choosing a professional fence company offers numerous advantages that ensure a seamless and reliable repair process. Absolute Fence has the expertise and experience to assess fence damage accurately and provide expert solutions. Absolute Fence goes the extra mile by offering a free repair consultation.
We’ll evaluate the damage at no charge to you and ensure you have a comprehensive understanding of the repairs needed which will allow you to make informed decisions about the next steps. We’ll provide a written and easy-to-understand bid for the repair, ensuring transparency and clarity throughout the process. In many cases, your homeowners insurance covers fence damage, making it financially viable to entrust the repair to professionals who have the necessary skills, tools, and resources to complete the job efficiently and to the highest standards.
Tips on Assessing and Repairing a Damaged Fence
If you are a savvy DIY expert, repairing your fence can be accomplished by following a few simple steps!
- Assess the Damage: Begin by carefully assessing the extent of the damage to your vinyl fence. Look for cracks, holes, or sections that may be loose or dislodged. Take note of any specific areas that require attention to ensure a thorough repair.
- Gather the Right Materials: Before proceeding with the repair, gather the necessary materials. This may include replacement vinyl panels or pickets, adhesive or PVC cement, screws or brackets, and a level or measuring tape. Ensure that you have all the required tools and supplies to complete the repair effectively. Absolute Fence can provide any necessary materials you need to perform your own fence repair through our DIY department.
- Secure Loose or Dislodged Sections: If there are any loose or dislodged sections, start by reattaching them securely. Use screws or brackets specifically designed for vinyl fences to anchor the sections back into place. Ensure that the sections are aligned properly and level with the rest of the fence.
- Patch or Replace Damaged Areas: For cracks or holes in your vinyl fence, consider patching them with a vinyl repair kit or using adhesive or PVC cement designed for vinyl. Alternatively, if the damage is severe, it may be necessary to replace the damaged panels or pickets entirely. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for proper installation and ensure a seamless integration with the existing fence.
Remember, it’s essential to approach vinyl fence repairs with caution and precision. If you’re unsure about the process or the extent of the damage, call Absolute Fence to ensure the best possible results and the longevity of your fence.
