Abbey Fence: Top-Rated Fence Contractors Serving Saint Louis, MO 63132

Each material serves different needs. Eastern Cedar wood is excellent for privacy and can last 30+ years if maintained and weatherproofed—ideal for neighborhoods like Clayton and Kirkwood. Vinyl (PVC) requires less maintenance and resists rot, making it good for low-upkeep yards. Chain link is more affordable and works well for pet containment or commercial boundaries, available in galvanized or vinyl-coated colors. We can help you decide based on your property size, budget, and how much upkeep you want.

Yes, we frequently repair chain link fences in the St. Louis area. Freezing and thawing cycles can loosen posts and rust galvanized sections. We assess the damage onsite—whether it's just replacing a few sections, resetting leaning posts, or welding new components. If the corrosion is minor, we can weatherproof and repaint. If the posts are rusted through, replacing those specific posts is usually more cost-effective than a full replacement. We serve all surrounding St. Louis neighborhoods and parts of Illinois.

St. Louis summers are humid and rainy, which can warp and rot untreated wood. For wood fences near Forest Park or other shaded areas, we recommend a high-quality stain with a weatherproof sealant. We apply it after cleaning and prepping the surface. This blocks moisture and UV damage, extending the fence's life significantly. We also offer periodic re-staining and touch-ups as part of our fence maintenance services. We can come to your home, inspect the wood's condition, and provide a quote for the right treatment.