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The boards are the durable part. What we actually get called for is structural: a post pushed out of plumb by a vehicle or a fallen limb, a horizontal run that has started to sag between posts, or gate hardware that has worked loose. Composite is a system, so those problems are fixable without tearing out the whole fence.
Repairing composite well comes down to matching. Boards and trim vary by manufacturer, profile, and color, so we identify what you have before we order anything — and we tell you honestly when a section has weathered far enough that a matched repair will not blend and a full run replacement is the better spend.
AT A GLANCE
Three steps from first call to finished fence.
Tell us what happened. We schedule a visit — same-day assessment is often available for storm damage.
We identify the root cause, not just the symptom, and tell you honestly whether repair or replacement is the smarter investment.
Most repairs are completed in a single visit, matched to your existing fence so the fix is virtually invisible.
Usually yes. Boards sit in a rail or bracket system, so a damaged one can come out and a matched board go back in. The catch is availability — discontinued profiles or colors sometimes force us to pull a board from a less visible run and put the new one there instead.
Yes, and it is the most common composite repair we do. Sag means the span between posts is doing work the frame should be doing. We add or reset intermediate support, re-level the boards, and re-fasten — no need to replace the boards themselves.
Often, but not always exactly. We identify the board profile and finish first. If the exact match is gone, we show you the closest current option and are upfront about how noticeable the difference will be before you commit.
Impact, a shallow or undersized original footing, or soil movement after a wet season. We dig the footing back out, reset the post in fresh concrete to proper depth, and re-hang the affected boards and gates square.
If the boards are sound and the damage is isolated to posts, hardware, or a few boards, repair is clearly the better value. Once damage spans multiple runs or the material is discontinued and unmatched, replacement usually costs less than chasing repairs.
No two properties price the same. Every Imperial Fence quote is itemized in writing — these are the factors that move the number.
One leaning post is a quick fix; a wind-flattened run of panels is a bigger job. Assessments are free.
Repairs that include resetting or replacing posts in new concrete cost more than panel or picket swaps.
Common profiles are easy to source; discontinued profiles or custom styles can add material cost.
A line we can reach with equipment repairs faster than one behind landscaping, decks, or structures.
Hinges, latches, and self-closing hardware vary widely in price — we quote options so you choose.
Not sure which fence type is right for you? Explore our solutions pages, organized by how you’ll use your fence.
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