Sargeant Fence And Construction | Experienced Privacy Fence Installation in East Orange, NJ

East Orange, NJ 7017

Local Business Description

Sargeant Fence And Construction is a locally trusted fence contractor and general contractor serving East Orange, NJ, and the surrounding Essex County area. We specialize in repairing and replacing wood, chain-link, and vinyl fences that have been damaged by seasonal storms, vehicle impacts, or simple wear and tear—a common issue for homeowners near busy streets like Central Avenue and in neighborhoods off South Burnett Street. Whether your fence is leaning after a nor’easter or showing rot around the posts near the East Orange Golf Course, our team provides prompt, reliable repairs and full installations. We also handle decks, patios, and other general construction projects to help maintain and improve your property. For East Orange residents looking to restore privacy, security, and curb appeal, Sargeant Fence And Construction offers hands-on, local expertise just minutes from the East Orange Train Station.

Common Questions

What's causing my fence to lean or sag after a storm, and can you fix it?

Leaning or sagging fences in East Orange are often caused by soil saturation from heavy rain, which loosens the post footings, or high winds that put pressure on the panels. In many cases, the posts are rotted at the base or the concrete footings have cracked. At Sargeant Fence And Construction, we can usually re-set or replace the affected posts, add new concrete, and reattach the rails and pickets. This saves you from replacing the entire fence, and we get it done quickly so your yard is secure again.

How can I tell if my gate's poor operation is a sign of a larger fence issue?

A gate that sticks, drags, or won't latch properly is often the first sign of a failing fence. It usually means the supporting post is shifting or rotting at ground level. If left alone, the rest of the fence can start to sag or even collapse within a season. Our team can inspect the post and hinge hardware, and we frequently recommend re-setting the post with a deeper concrete base. We'll also check the rest of the fence line for hidden damage, preventing bigger problems down the road.

My chain-link fence has a large hole and bent rails near the street. What's the best way to repair it?

That's common in East Orange, especially near high-traffic areas like Springdale Avenue or around the corner from the School of Nursing. Impacts from vehicles, snow plows, or even fallen tree limbs can bend the top rail or stretch the mesh. For a large hole, we'll remove the damaged section, straighten or replace the top rail, and then weave in new chain-link fabric. For bent rails, we can often heat and straighten them or replace just that section. It's a cost-effective fix that restores the fence's strength and keeps pets and kids safely inside your yard.

Services Offered

  • Fence and gate installation
  • Fence and gate repair

Business Location & Hours



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