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Fence Repair in Dripping Springs and the Hill Country

A different kind of bro.

Fences fail in sections, and replacing the whole run is rarely the right call. Board replacement, post resetting, gate realignment, and structural reinforcement. No new fence builds. Repair only is the focus, which keeps the work honest and the scope manageable.

Repair the Run, Not the Fence

Cedar fence repair across the Hill Country focuses exclusively on extending the life of existing fence runs. The Handy Bro replaces individual boards, resets sagging posts, realigns gates, and addresses the structural issues that accumulate on cedar fences over a decade. The repair first philosophy means homeowners get an accurate picture of what is salvageable before any work begins.

The Handy Bro intentionally focuses on repair only, not new fence builds. The repair only focus keeps the work honest, the scope manageable, and the customer relationship straightforward. If a property needs an entirely new fence run, that is a different contractor job. If a property has 80 percent of a good fence that needs targeted repair, that is exactly the work we do.

Hill Country cedar fences age in predictable ways. Posts shift in clay soil after 8 to 12 years. Gates sag from use and weather. Boards crack from UV and wind. Each issue has a specific repair approach, and most Hill Country fences benefit from a combination of post resetting, board replacement, and gate realignment to get back to like new condition.

Fences That Need Work

Scope honesty

Repair Only, No New Builds

The Handy Bro handles cedar fence repair across all Hill Country areas. New fence builds are intentionally not part of the service catalog. The repair only focus means homeowners get honest scope assessment without upsell pressure for full replacement contracts.

Most common call

Sagging Gates From Use and Weather

Sagging gates are the most common fence repair call. Usually the fix is not just a new latch. Most often the post supporting the gate has shifted in clay soil, the hinges have loosened, or the gate frame has racked over time.

Post resetting

Leaning Posts in Clay Soil

Hill Country clay soil shifts seasonally with rainfall and drought cycles. Fence posts that started plumb 10 years ago lean by 5 to 15 degrees by year 12. Post resetting involves removing the leaning post, expanding the hole, plumbing, and re setting.

Board replacement

Cracked and Weathered Cedar Boards

Most Hill Country cedar fences have a handful of boards every 50 to 100 feet that have cracked, warped, or weathered ahead of the rest. Selective board replacement with matched cedar preserves visual consistency without full fence refresh cost.

What the Repair Covers

Fence Repair Covers

  • Individual cedar board replacement with matched lumber
  • Post resetting and stabilization in clay or limestone soil
  • Gate realignment, hinge replacement, and latch repair
  • Section reinforcement for storm or impact damage
  • Cedar stain matching for repair sections to existing fence
  • Full stain refresh for fences past the maintenance window

What Is Not Included

The Handy Bro intentionally does not build new fences. If a property needs a brand new fence run, we refer to a fence contractor. Repair only is the focus, which keeps the work honest and the scope manageable.

Numbers come after the walk, not before. See the care packages.

The same five steps run on every job. See the full process.

Fence Repair Questions, Answered

Do You Build New Fences?

No. The Handy Bro intentionally focuses on fence repair only, not new fence builds. The repair only focus keeps the work honest and the scope manageable. If a property needs a brand new fence run, we can refer to a vetted fence contractor.

What Does Fence Repair Include?

Board replacement, post resetting, gate realignment, structural reinforcement, and section repair on existing cedar fences. The scope adapts to what the fence actually needs.

How Is Fence Repair Priced?

Cost depends on the number of boards to replace, post resetting needs, gate realignment scope, and any stain work. The free property walk confirms scope.

How Long Does Fence Repair Take?

A few boards plus a gate fix typically runs half a day to a full day. Significant post resetting plus board replacement runs 2 to 3 days. Full stain refresh adds another 1 to 2 days.

Can You Match My Existing Fence Stain?

Stain matching for repair sections is part of the service. The Handy Bro samples the existing stain during the property walk and matches the closest cedar tone for repair boards.

Can You Repair Fence Damage From a Texas Storm?

Yes. Wind damage and impact damage are common fence repair scenarios after Hill Country storms. The Handy Bro walks the fence line after weather events and provides a clear scope before any work begins.

Which Areas Get This Service?

Across all 13 Hill Country service areas. Cedar fence repair is one of the most consistent services in every area.

Fence Repair Across the Hill Country

Run from a Dripping Springs base, with regular stops in Wimberley, Marble Falls, Kyle, Driftwood, and the rest of the 13 area service map.

Ready to Get the Fence Fixed?

The walk is free and there is no pressure at the end of it. The Handy Bro personally handles every fence repair project across Dripping Springs and the Hill Country.

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