Leaning Runs
Whole sections out of plumb usually mean failed posts and footings, not a one-board fix.
Fence Services • DFW
Fence Replacement in Dallas–Fort Worth
There comes a point where repairing an old fence is just paying twice. If yours is rotting, leaning along whole runs, storm-broken, or simply past its prime, a full replacement is usually the cheaper path over the next ten years.
We handle the entire job under one roof: the old fence comes down and gets hauled off, the site is cleaned, and the new fence goes up with posts set deep in concrete. We don’t just match what was there — we improve it. Permits, final walkthrough, all of it. Most replacements take 1–3 days.
- Fully Insured
- Most Jobs in 1–3 Days
- Old Fence Hauled Away
When To Replace
Four Signs Your Fence Is Done
One bad panel is a repair. These are not.
Rot in Multiple Posts
Once rot spreads past a post or two, patching becomes a subscription.
Storm Damage Beyond Panels
When wind takes the frame and not just pickets, rebuilding beats rebuilding twice.
15+ Years Old
Around the 15-year mark, replacement is usually more cost-effective than repair.
How It Works
How Fence Replacement Works
Step 1
On-Site Assessment
We evaluate the whole fence, the posts, and the property line, then quote the full replacement in writing.
Step 2
Removal and Prep
The old fence comes down, concrete footings included, and everything is hauled off. Need tear-out only? See our fence removal service.
Step 3
Installation and Cleanup
New posts set deep in concrete, panels aligned, site cleaned, and a final walkthrough with you.
Materials
A Replacement Should Be an Upgrade
Pressure-treated wood, cedar, wrought iron, metal panels, or a custom blend — we build the new fence to outlast the old one, not just imitate it. Optional staining, sealing, and rust protection are priced in your quote, so the fence you get is the fence that lasts.
32
Cities Served Across DFW
1–3
Days for Most Replacements
60
Days Your Quote Stays Valid
8-1-1
Called Before Every Dig
Good To Know
Fence Replacement Questions
When should a fence be replaced instead of repaired?
When it is leaning along whole runs, rotting in multiple posts, or roughly 15 or more years old, replacement is usually more cost-effective than chasing repairs. We assess it and give you a straight answer.
Can you replace only part of my fence?
Yes. If one side or section is failing and the rest is sound, a partial replacement is often the right call, and we match the new section to the old.
How long does fence replacement take?
Most residential replacements are finished in 1 to 3 days, including tearing out the old fence and hauling it away.
Do I need a permit to replace my fence?
Often yes, depending on your city. We navigate the permit process for you as part of the job.
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