Fence Repair Services

Mountain State Metal Works’s Fence Repairs: Solving Your Fence Problems

Mountain State Metal Works offers trusted repair services for wood, chain-link, vinyl, and metal fencing. Whether it’s a small crack or a leaning section threatening to fall, we’ll fix it right the first time. We repair all sorts of common fence problems, including:

• Broken or missing pickets
• Loose or leaning posts
• Warped or cracked boards
• Gate and hardware issues

• Bent chain-link sections
• Rusted areas on metal fences
• Loose fasteners and brackets
• Worn-out wood

We’re here to assess your fence, identify problems early, and give you clear options for restoring its full strength and appearance.

What Should You Do Immediately After Discovering Fence Damage?

Quick action keeps your yard safe and prevents small issues from becoming expensive ones. Here’s what to do right after damage occurs:

• Inspect for structural hazards: Identifies splintered wood, exposed nails, or sharp metal
• Block access to unstable areas: Protects children, pets, and passersby
• Brace leaning panels or posts: Prevents tipping and secondary damage
• Cover open sections with mesh or tarps: Maintains privacy and deters intruders and wandering pets
• Clear fallen debris from fence lines: Reduces trip risks and allows repairs

Are Fence Repairs Covered by Homeowners Insurance?

Your homeowners insurance covers a lot, but coverage for fence repairs depends on what caused the damage. Most standard policies include fences under “other structures,” which may entitle you to claim coverage after storms, fires, vandalism, or falling trees. Be sure to check your policy’s deductibles and exclusions before filing.

That said, repairs from general wear and tear, rot, mold, or pest damage are usually not covered. If your fence was already aging or neglected, your provider might deny the claim. Documentation and photos help support legitimate claims for weather or accidental damage. We can provide the necessary documentation for a claim if needed.

How Much Does Fencing Repair Typically Cost?

Wood fences tend to be the most affordable to repair, while vinyl and wrought iron may require specialty parts or finishes that increase costs. We provide clear, upfront estimates for every project and will always explain when it’s more cost-effective to repair than to replace.