Between the straight-line wind that rakes across open cotton country, the dry ground that heaves posts loose, and a sun that bakes cedar gray, Lubbock fences take a beating no suburb-only crew fully understands. We reset leaning posts in fresh concrete, swap broken pickets and rails to match your run, and rebuild wind-torn sections so the repair disappears instead of standing out.
Gates get extra attention out here. We square up sagging frames, add anti-sag bracing, adjust hinges and latches, and make sure backyard and pool gates swing shut and latch on their own the way they should.
The mineral-heavy caliche around Lubbock is the quiet villain in fence failure. It sets hard as rock when dry but loosens its grip after a rare soaking, so a fence can stand for years then lean overnight after one wet week. We dig past that shallow caliche when we reset, anchoring below the zone that shifts.
Fence and gate repair in Lubbock prices on the count of posts and panels, and how deep the failed posts must be reset. A single leaning post is quick; a wind-flattened run is a bigger job. Concrete, cedar, and picket material factor in, and matching an older weathered run may mean staining to blend. Gate work adds for bracing and hardware. Open acreage lots and the drive out cost a little more.
Almost always. The standard cedar privacy and picket styles used across Lubbock are easy to match, and fresh cedar weathers toward your existing gray in a season — or we stain it to blend right away.
Usually a mix of worn hinges and a sagging frame, often with a post that has shifted in our dry, shrinking soil. We square the frame, add a brace, and reset the post if it has moved.
Yes. We do everything from a single leaning post to re-picketing a full backyard, and we will tell you honestly when a run has enough rot or lean that a rebuild beats another patch.
Sometimes. If the pickets and rails are sound and only the posts have walked with the wind, we can pull the posts, reset them plumb in fresh concrete, and stand the existing panels back up. If the cedar is cracked and brittle from years of sun and dust, a rebuild is the better dollar.
Yes. Cutting in a new gate is regular work, and on the bigger southwest and acreage lots a wider drive-through gate for a mower, trailer, or side-yard parking is a popular add. We frame the opening, set proper posts deep against the wind load, hang a braced gate, and match the new pickets to your run.
We bring fence & gate repair to homes and rentals all over the South Plains — tell us your neighborhood and we're likely already nearby.
Send over a photo and a couple of details, and we'll come back with a firm number and a morning we can be there.