Fence repair cost depends entirely on what is wrong. Picket replacement typically runs forty to eighty dollars per picket including labor. Single post replacement runs roughly two to four hundred dollars depending on fence height and material. Gate re-hang and hardware replacement runs one to four hundred dollars. Operator troubleshooting and service runs one to three hundred dollars plus parts. Storm-damage repairs and multi-post jobs are quoted after a site walk. Call (501) 626-7024 to map your repair.

Repair when post foundations are sound, rails are intact, and damage is localized to a few pickets, a panel or two, or a single post. Replace when more than a third of the posts have rotted at the dirt line, when rails have failed along multiple runs, or when the fence is past its species-specific lifespan and the boards are simply done. We will tell you straight when patching is throwing good money at a problem replacement is going to solve anyway.

Yes. Most of our repair calls are on fences another contractor built, often years ago. We do not penalize the fence for not being our work. We walk it, give you a straight answer on whether to repair or replace, and quote whichever is the right call rather than steering toward a full replacement to make the job bigger.

Yes. Wind, fallen limbs, and severe Arkansas storms regularly drop fence sections across Little Rock, and we schedule emergency repairs as soon as the crew can get on site — typically within twenty-four to forty-eight hours of the call. Same-day temporary patching to keep dogs in the yard is available when the schedule allows.

Yes. We troubleshoot and service LiftMaster and FAAC operators on gates we installed and gates other contractors installed. Common service items are photo-eye realignment, edge-sensor replacement, transmitter reprogramming, hinge and latch service on the gate itself, and full operator replacement when the unit is past its service life. See our automated gates page for new installation.

A single-post repair or a picket-swap job is typically a half-day to a full day. A multi-post repair with rail replacement runs two to three days because the new posts need a twenty-four-hour concrete cure before the rails go up. Gate hardware service and operator troubleshooting is usually a half-day. Storm-damage repairs vary widely with the extent of the damage. You get a realistic schedule with your written quote.