Fencing Company Overland Park KS | Call PS Gate & fence repair Service

Sagging gates are usually caused by loose or corroded hinges, warped wood, or a settling gatepost. The weight of the gate can pull the frame out of square over time. Yes, we can often fix it on-site. We’ll tighten or replace hardware, add a corner brace to reinforce the frame, and adjust the post if needed. This restores proper alignment and function without a full gate replacement—saving you money and hassle.

Leaning posts often mean the concrete footing has shifted or the wood has rotted below ground level. It’s a sign the post no longer has solid support, which can stress the entire fence section. Instead of digging everything up, we can usually install a post anchor or use a concrete repair method to straighten and stabilize the post. If the rot is too far gone, we may recommend replacing just that post. Either way, we’ll make sure the repair is secure and long-lasting.

This is often caused by the gate sagging just enough to misalign the latch, or by dirt and rust in the hardware itself. First, check if the latch is simply loose or bent. A simple adjustment or replacement of the latch plate might do the trick. If the gate has dropped, we can re-hang it or adjust the hinges to bring it back to level. We’ll also check the post for movement. If you’d like, we can stop by and get it latching smoothly in no time.