Fence Repair in Rockville, MD
Leaning posts, broken boards, gates that won't latch — fence repairs done right across Rockville, Potomac & Silver Spring.
Before you replace a whole fence, let us take a look — most fence problems are a repair, not a teardown. NextDayJose repairs wood and metal fences across Rockville, Silver Spring, and Bethesda: we reset or sister leaning posts, replace rotted boards and rails, re-hang and re-align sagging gates, and re-secure loose sections. Locally-owned, 13+ years in the DMV.
A dragging gate that won't latch is a security and pet problem, and a lean usually means a post let go at the base — both very fixable. When too many posts have failed, we'll quote new fencing straight. After repairs, a fresh stain or paint makes the whole fence look new again.
Fence Problems We Repair
- Leaning or wobbly posts reset in concrete
- Rotted or broken boards and pickets
- Cracked or sagging rails
- Gates that drag or won't latch
- Sections blown loose by wind
- Rusted or bent metal fence panels
Fence Repair Cost in Silver Spring & Rockville, MD
Fence repair is priced by the type and number of fixes needed. All prices include labor:
| Service | Estimated Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Reset a leaning post | $150 – $350 | Re-dig & re-concrete |
| Replace boards / pickets (section) | $150 – $400 | Match & fasten |
| Rail replacement | $120 – $300 | Per rail / span |
| Gate re-hang / realign | $150 – $400 | Square & re-latch |
| Multi-issue repair call | $400 – $700 | Whole-fence tune-up |
*Prices are estimates for the Rockville, Silver Spring, Potomac, and greater DMV area. Final cost depends on materials and scope of work. Call for a free estimate — we never charge for quotes.
Why DMV Fences Fail Early
It almost always starts at the base of a post. The region's clay soil holds water and heaves through every freeze-thaw cycle, so a post that wasn't set deep or drained well rots and loosens — and one leaning post drags its neighbors down. We reset failed posts below the frost line and, where a post is sound but the concrete let go, we can sister a support to save the run.
Gates take the most abuse because they move, and a sagging gate is usually a racked frame or a post that shifted, not a hinge problem. We square the frame, add an anti-sag brace, and re-hang it so it latches on the first try — the fix homeowners in Rockville and Silver Spring are always relieved is cheaper than a new gate.
Why Rockville Homeowners Choose NextDayJose
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