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Fast and Reliable Fence Repair in the Greater Toronto Area

GTA Fencing Company repairs fences for homeowners and businesses across the Greater Toronto Area — failed posts, broken panels, storm damage, leaning sections, and sagging gates. A targeted repair is often the fastest way to get years more out of a fence that is otherwise sound. Send photos of the damage and we will tell you what it needs before anyone visits.

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Damaged fence section being repaired with replacement boards

When a Repair Is the Right Answer

Most fences we are called out to do not need replacing. These are the situations where a repair holds.

One or Two Posts Have Failed

The panels are sound and the line is straight apart from where the post gave way. Replacing the post buys years.

Storm or Impact Damage to a Section

A short run down after wind or a vehicle, typically a couple of panels and the posts between them, with the rest untouched.

A Gate That Drags or Will Not Latch

Often the gate post rather than the gate. Hardware alone will not hold if the post has moved.

You Need the Property Secured Now

A section is down and the yard is open. The immediate job is closing the gap, and the longer-term plan can follow.

Common Fence Problems We Repair

Our experienced crews can handle any type of fence damage, large or small.

Leaning or Broken Fence Post Repair

We cut out or pull the failed post, clear the footing, and reset a new post in concrete below the frost line.

Damaged or Missing Board/Panel Replacement

A single broken or missing panel is matched to your existing material and finish as closely as the fence's age allows.

Gate Post Replacement and Realignment

We rehang and realign a sagging gate, replace hinges or latch, or reinforce the gate post — whichever is actually causing the drag.

Storm and Impact Damage Repair

Most storm damage is a short section — typically two to four panels and the posts between them — repaired without touching the rest of the run.

Why Call Us for Your Fence Repair?

Most calls we get need a repair, not a replacement — we tell you which one yours is before we quote it, and we do not scope a replacement onto a fence that only needs a repair.

Fast Response for Urgent Repairs

Send photos of the damage and we will tell you what it needs before anyone visits — a close-up on the damage and one shot of the whole run is usually enough to start.

Quality Materials and Workmanship

A single broken panel gets matched to your existing material and finish as closely as the fence's age allows, rather than a mismatched patch that stands out.

Honest Repair vs. Replacement Assessments

We assess the full condition of the fence before quoting. If a repair will hold, we quote the repair — that is the usual answer. If the damage scope genuinely means replacement is better long-term value, we'll tell you clearly and explain why.

What Our Customers Say

Don't just take our word for it. Here's what homeowners and businesses across the GTA say about our fencing services.

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How We Work

How Our Fence Repair Process Works

We work quickly to secure your property and provide a lasting repair solution.

1

Damage Assessment

We assess the damage — from photos where possible — and give you a clear explanation of what it needs and a firm quote.

2

Material Matching

We match materials to your existing fence as closely as the fence's age allows, so the repair does not stand out as a patch.

3

Structural Repair

We reset failed posts in concrete below the frost line and re-secure loose rails so the section holds the way the rest of the fence does.

4

Panel and Board Replacement

We fit the replacement panels or mesh section so the run closes back up without a visible gap.

5

Final Inspection & Cleanup

We check the repaired section holds under normal use and clear the site before we leave.

What Moves a Repair Quote

Repairs are quoted on what actually failed, which is why photographs get you a number faster than a description does.

How Many Posts Are Involved

A single failed post is a contained job. Several soft at grade along the same run usually means replacement is the better long-term spend.

Whether the Footing Comes Out

If the post failed at grade the footing usually comes with it. A sound footing under a good post can sometimes be fixed without pulling either.

Matching the Existing Fence

Sourcing boards, panels or mesh to match an older fence takes longer than building new, and an exact match is not always available.

Access and Urgency

Tight access slows the work, and a section that has to be made safe immediately is scheduled differently from planned work.

Fence Repair Across the Greater Toronto Area

We take repair calls across the region, and the crew is routed by city rather than by job size. If your fence is standing but failing, this is the service you want.

  • Fence repair Toronto — including Etobicoke, Scarborough and North York
  • Fence repair Mississauga
  • Fence repair Brampton
  • Fence repair Vaughan
  • Fence repair Burlington and Oakville
  • Fence repair Markham and Richmond Hill
  • Fence repair Whitby and Oshawa
  • Commercial and industrial fence repair across all of the above
A new light cedar fence panel with a lattice top installed directly beside an older weathered grey panel
A replacement section starts out lighter than the run it joins. Cedar greys off over the first couple of seasons and the join stops showing.

Single Posts, Single Panels and Small Sections

The small repairs we are called for most often, and what each one involves:

  • One leaning or rotted post — cut out or pull the old post, clear the footing, reset in concrete below the frost line
  • A single broken or missing panel — matched to the existing material and finish as closely as the fence age allows
  • A short storm-damaged section — usually two to four panels and the posts between them
  • A sagging gate — rehang, realign, replace hinges or latch, or reinforce the gate post
  • Loose or pulled rails on an otherwise sound wood fence
  • Torn or sagging chain-link mesh, and bent top rail
  • Fence post repair and replacement as a standalone job

Common Fence Problems We Repair

We assess and repair structural fence damage, including:

  • Leaning fence posts
  • Rotten wood posts
  • Broken or missing panels
  • Loose rails
  • Sagging or misaligned gates
  • Hinges, latches, and gate hardware
  • Storm-damaged fence sections
  • Damaged chain-link sections
  • Concrete footing failures
  • Partial fence failures

Why Fences Lean

Common causes include:

  • Rot near ground level
  • Shallow or failed concrete footings
  • Soil movement
  • Freeze-thaw movement
  • Wind exposure
  • Heavy gates pulling on weak posts
  • Poor drainage
  • Age and repeated repairs

Want your actual number?

Send two photos of the fence line and we will come back with a real figure.

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Repair or Replace?

Repair is the right call when the damage is limited — a few posts, rails, panels, or a gate — and the rest of the structure is sound. That covers most of the calls we get, and it is the cheaper outcome for you.

Replacement becomes the better value when multiple posts are failing along the run, the wood is rotted through rather than weathered, the panels no longer align, or the fence no longer meets what the property needs. A useful rule of thumb: when a repair quote approaches half the cost of replacing the same run, replacement usually wins on a ten-year view.

We give you the assessment either way, and we do not scope a replacement onto a fence that only needs a repair.

Old Fence Removal and Disposal

Some repairs reach the point where patching no longer pays off and removing the old fence is the better call. When that work is in your quote, we assess what is standing, take out the spent panels and posts, and hand back a clear line ready for a fresh run or targeted replacement.

  • Removing panels too far gone to repair
  • Cutting out or pulling failed posts
  • Dealing with stubborn concrete footings
  • Clearing and squaring up the fence line
  • Scheduling material delivery and disposal
  • Helping you decide where repair still makes sense

Repairs to a Fence You Share With a Neighbour

Storm damage and failed posts rarely respect the property line. When the damaged stretch sits on a shared boundary, we quote the section that needs work rather than the whole run. A partial repair is an ordinary scope for us to price.

If the owner on the other side wants the same section dealt with, each address gets its own quote: two documents, two scopes, two invoices.

The conversation worth having before we arrive is a short one. Agree that the repair is going ahead, agree roughly how the cost is being shared, and agree who is giving the crew access and instructions on the day. A repair that halts midway because the second owner was never asked ends up costing both sides more.

Ontario Line Fences Act rules for shared boundary fences

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What Happens After You Report Fence Damage

Repairs move faster than installs, and photographs are what make that possible.

1

Send Photos

One close-up of the damage and one of the whole run is usually enough for us to tell you what it needs.

2

We Come Back to You

We reply within one business day with what the fix involves, and whether a repair or a replacement is the better spend.

3

A Written Quote

The repair is quoted on what actually failed, with posts, panels and any footing work listed separately.

4

Scheduling

Repairs are scheduled ahead of planned installs where a section is down and the property is open.

Get a Free Quote

Tell us about your project and we'll get back to you within one business day.

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Send Photos of the Damage

The fastest way to get a fence repair quote is a couple of photos — one close up on the damage, one showing the whole run. Tell us the city and roughly how old the fence is, and we will come back with what it needs. If the assessment shows replacement is the better spend, we will quote that too.