Delta Fence prioritizes storm damage calls because downed fences create security risks for children, pets, and livestock. After major storms that affect Central Arkansas, we respond to emergency calls as quickly as possible — typically within twenty-four to forty-eight hours depending on the scale of storm damage across the region. If your fence is down and creating an immediate safety concern, call (501) 626-7024 and let us know the situation. We will get to your property as fast as we can and secure the area until permanent repairs can be completed.

We match replacement lumber to your existing fence in species, thickness, and cut style. New wood will look slightly different from weathered wood initially, but the color difference evens out within a few months as the new boards weather naturally. If you want an immediate uniform appearance, we can stain or seal the entire fence after the repair. Delta Fence carries common fence lumber species including pressure-treated pine, cedar, and cypress, and we can source specialty wood if your fence uses non-standard materials.

Fence repair costs vary widely based on the type of damage, the fence material, the number of sections affected, and whether posts need to be reset. A simple board replacement costs significantly less than resetting multiple leaning posts in fresh concrete or replacing an entire section of ornamental iron fencing. Delta Fence provides free on-site assessments with detailed written estimates. We break down the cost by materials and labor so you know exactly what you are paying for. No hidden fees, no surprise charges. Call (501) 626-7024 for your free repair estimate.

Yes. Delta Fence repairs all types of chain link fencing including residential, commercial, and industrial chain link. Common chain link repairs include replacing torn or stretched mesh fabric, straightening or replacing bent top rails, resetting leaning posts, replacing damaged tension wire, and fixing or replacing gates. We carry standard chain link gauges and hardware so most repairs can be completed in a single visit without waiting for special-order materials.

A leaning post is always worth fixing promptly because the problem gets worse over time, not better. As a post leans, it puts uneven stress on the rails and fasteners connecting it to adjacent posts, which can cause those sections to warp, pull loose, or lean as well. What starts as one leaning post can become three or four leaning posts within a season if left unaddressed. Delta Fence resets leaning posts by excavating the old footing, setting the post in fresh concrete at proper depth, and bracing it until the concrete cures completely. This is a relatively affordable repair that prevents much larger problems down the road.

Yes. Delta Fence repairs vinyl fencing — including cracked panels, broken pickets, damaged rails, and dislodged post caps — using manufacturer-matched replacement components. For ornamental iron fences, we repair bent pickets, replace damaged sections, fix broken welds, and address rust and corrosion with proper surface preparation and refinishing. Ornamental iron repairs require specialized techniques and equipment, and Delta Fence has the experience to handle these repairs while maintaining the aesthetic integrity of the original fence design.

Delta Fence stands behind our repair work. We use quality materials and proper installation techniques on every repair, and we address any issues that arise from our workmanship. The specifics of warranty coverage depend on the type of repair and the materials involved. We discuss warranty details during the estimate process so you know exactly what is covered before work begins. Our goal is to fix the problem once and fix it right so you do not need to call us back for the same issue. Call (501) 626-7024 to discuss your fence repair needs.