Can My Cedar Fence Be Saved?

Determining whether a fence should be repaired or replaced ultimately depends on several critical factors, including the extent of damage, the type of material utilized, and the overall structural integrity of the fence itself. If the fence exhibits only minor issues, such as a few broken boards, loose posts, or small sections that are showing signs of rust, repair work may be both feasible and cost-effective in the short term. On the other hand, if the fence is found to be heavily damaged, leaning excessively, or constructed from materials that are visibly deteriorating, replacement may be the more prudent and sensible choice to ensure long-term durability, functionality, and safety. Additionally, evaluating the age of the fence can significantly influence the final decision; an older fence might warrant complete replacement even if repairs seem possible, as it may no longer provide the necessary security or aesthetic value that you desire moving forward. Reach out to Fenced In today for a free estimate. Together we can come up with a cost-effective solution for your fencing needs.