McGuire Fence - Homestead's Professional Fence Installation

In most cases we can replace individual rotted posts without tearing down the entire fence. We dig out the damaged post, set a new pressure-treated post in concrete, and reattach your existing panels. This is a common fix for older fences behind the row houses on Eighth Avenue, and it saves you money compared to a full replacement. We'll inspect the rest of the fence to make sure the remaining posts are still solid before starting the repair.

Absolutely. We can tension the existing fabric and replace the top rail or line posts that have corroded. If the rust is surface-level, we can treat it with a rust inhibitor and apply a fresh coat of fence paint. For fences that are just sagging from loose ties, we re-stretch the wire and secure it with new tension bars. This extends the life of your fence by several years and keeps your backyard secure without breaking the budget.

We can't offer legal advice, but we can inspect the fence and provide a written report on its condition—pointing out which side has damage and whether it's from normal wear or neglect. That report often helps neighbors sort out cost-sharing. Many Homestead homeowners split the bill 50/50 once they see the estimate. We'll also give you a quote for the repair so both parties know the exact cost upfront.