Fence Repair in Lexington, SC

Yes! We provide free, no-obligation onsite consultations. We will walk your property, discuss your design preferences, and provide a transparent quote based on your specific terrain and material choices.

Absolutely. We are familiar with the zoning codes for Lexington, Richland, and surrounding counties. We assist with the permitting process and can provide the necessary drawings and material specs required for your HOA Architectural Review Board.

Yes. We stand behind our craftsmanship with a labor warranty, and most of our materials (especially Vinyl and Aluminum) come with manufacturer warranties ranging from 20 years to limited lifetime coverage.

Most residential projects are completed within 1 to 3 days, depending on the size of the lot and the weather. We will provide a specific timeline during your consultation.

You do not need to be home for the entire process, but we recommend being there at the start of the first day to confirm the layout and property lines with our crew leader.

Regulations vary. Unincorporated Lexington County generally doesn’t require a permit for standard residential fences under 7 feet. However, specific municipalities like the Town of Lexington or West Columbia often have strict setback and height requirements. We handle all zoning checks for you to ensure compliance.

Red clay (or “hardpan”) is dense and holds moisture. We recommend Vinyl or Aluminum because they are impervious to rot. If you choose Wood, we use pressure-treated pine and a specific “wet-set” concrete mix that bonds tightly with the clay to prevent heaving.

Absolutely. We use “rackable” aluminum or custom stick-built wood fencing that follows the grade of your land. This ensures there are no large gaps at the bottom for pets to escape, even on steep lakefront lots.

Often, yes. If the rails and pickets are in good shape, we can replace the rotted posts or reset them in new concrete to straighten the fence, saving you the cost of a full replacement.

We do our best to match your existing style and material. For wood fences, new pickets will look brighter initially but will weather to match the old wood over time.