Fence Installation & Repair.
New wood privacy fences, post repairs, and full corner-to-corner rebuilds — built to last through Illinois winters.
A fence that stays straight and solid.
An old, leaning fence isn't just an eyesore — it's a sign the posts have shifted or rotted below the surface. We set new posts properly, frame square, and use quality lumber so your new fence stays straight for years, not months.
- New wood privacy fence installation
- Post, panel & picket repair
- Full corner-to-corner fence replacement
- Gate installation & repair
- Leaning post & footing repair
- Chain-link & decorative fencing
- Staining & sealing for weather protection
Built to outlast the old one.
Walk the Fence Line
We confirm the layout, gate placement, and any property line details with you before quoting.
Remove the Old Fence
Old posts, panels, and hardware are removed and the area is cleared for new construction.
Set Posts & Build Square
Posts are set deep and level, then panels or pickets are framed square for a straight, solid fence.
Install Gates & Hardware
Gates are hung and hardware installed so everything opens and latches smoothly from day one.
Stain & Seal
A protective stain or sealant is applied to help the wood hold up through Illinois weather.
Before and after.
Before
Under Construction
Finished Fence
Finished FenceServing Central Illinois.
Fencing FAQs.
Is there a current discount on fence installation?
Yes — new fence installations currently qualify for 15% off. Ask about it when you request your free estimate.
How long does a fence installation take?
A typical residential wood fence takes one to three days depending on the length and terrain, plus a bit more time if the old fence needs to be removed first.
Do I need to know my property line before you start?
Yes — we recommend confirming your property line and checking any local permit requirements before installation. We're happy to talk through the fence line with you during your free estimate.
Can you repair just a section of my fence instead of replacing it all?
Absolutely — we regularly repair individual posts, panels or gates rather than a full replacement when the rest of the fence is still solid.