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A running look at recent Edmond fence repairs and what neighbors had to say.

A Week of Fence Repairs Around Edmond and What They Taught Us

July 1, 2026

Recent fence repair project in Edmond, OK

Most weeks on the schedule look a little different, but the fences tend to fail in the same handful of ways. Here is a look back at a recent stretch of jobs around Edmond, along with the practical lessons each one carries for your own yard.

Monday: The Post That Took the Whole Run With It

We started the week off Bryant Ave, where one rotted post had leaned far enough to drag four panels out of line. This is the most common thing we see. A single failed footing does not stay a single problem, because the weight of the fence pulls the sound sections toward the gap. The lesson is simple. When you notice one post starting to lean, deal with it that season, before it turns a two hundred dollar reset into a full run rebuild.

Wednesday: A Gate That Would Not Latch

Midweek was a classic. A homeowner had been lifting their gate to close it for months, assuming the latch was worn out. The latch was fine. The hinge post had shifted, dropping the whole gate a half inch so the two halves no longer met. We reset the post and the gate closed on the first try. If your gate has started to drag, the fix is usually the frame or the post, not the hardware. That is the core of most gate repair work we do.

Thursday: Cedar That Just Needed a Refresh

Not every call is a rescue. One 73013 job was a tall cedar line where a dozen pickets had split and cupped in the heat. The posts were solid, so this was straightforward privacy fence repair: swap the bad boards, match the profile and stain, and tighten the rails. The owner assumed they were looking at a full replacement and were glad to be wrong. When the posts are sound, a repair almost always makes more sense than starting over.

Friday: Cleaning Up After the Wind

We closed the week securing a chain link section that a Thursday night gust had pushed over near Sooner Rd. Storm work rewards moving fast. The sooner you close the gap back up, the safer the yard stays for pets and kids, and the shorter the wait once every fence crew in town gets busy at once. Take a few photos before you move any debris in case you file an insurance claim.

The Common Thread

Across all five jobs, the pattern held. Small problems caught early stay small and cheap. If something on your fence has started to lean, drag, or gap, do not wait for it to spread. Reach out through our contact us page or call Projectsbyjen at (572) 954-9140 for a fast, free written estimate.

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The Fence Services We Provide

Whatever went up around your yard years ago, we most likely repair it. Here is what Edmond homeowners call us for the most.

Privacy and cedar fences

We swap split or missing pickets matched to your existing boards, reset rotted posts in fresh concrete, and re-secure loose rails so a tall privacy run stands straight and closes the yard back in.

Chain link

We restretch loose mesh, straighten or replace bent line posts, repair top rails and bottom tension wire, and fix gates that drag or refuse to latch on a galvanized fence.

Gates

The gate moves every day, so it usually fails first. We rehang dragging gates, square out the frame, and replace worn hinges and latches so it swings clean through every season.

Posts and footings

One failed post pulls the panels beside it out of line. We dig out the old footing and set a new post in concrete below the frost depth so the sag stops spreading down the run.

Storm and wind damage

Straight line wind and ice flatten sections fast in Oklahoma. We secure or rebuild the downed run quickly, often the same day when the posts underneath are still sound.

Vinyl, aluminum, and wrought iron

We source replacement rails and pickets for vinyl and aluminum systems and weld or refinish corroded wrought iron so a specialty fence matches the rest of the line again.

Recent Fence Repairs Around Edmond

  • Proof, not promisesWe show recent before and after photos from jobs around Edmond so you can see the standard before you book.
  • One visit, most jobsWe arrive stocked to finish, so your yard is not left open for days while parts get ordered.
  • Neighbors vouch for usMost weeks a new call starts with a name from the next street over, which keeps us honest on every repair.
  • We come back if neededIf a repair does not hold the way we said it would, we return and set it right. That is the whole deal.

    • Projectsbyjen provides fence repair in Edmond, OK, and homeowners call us for privacy fence repair, chain link fence repair, gate repair, cedar picket replacement, sagging rail work, and post resetting after a rough week of weather. We fix wood, vinyl, aluminum, and wrought iron, so the age of your fence rarely changes what we can do. Most jobs wrap up in a single visit. Our trucks run the same routes every week, from the older blocks near Broadway to the newer builds off Covell Rd inside the 73034 ZIP.

    The best way to show what we do is to point at the work itself. Two weeks back we reset nine cedar posts on a backyard run off Bryant Ave, straightened the whole line, and had the gate latching clean by mid afternoon. Before that it was a chain link stretch behind a house near Danforth Rd, sagging after a mower clipped a corner post. We photograph the before and after on every job, partly for our own records and partly because the pictures answer half the questions a new customer has.

    Referrals carry this business, and that only happens when the last repair actually held. One homeowner off E 2nd St told a neighbor we were the first crew in the 73013 area to call back the same day, and that neighbor became a job the following Tuesday. We hear a version of that often. People do not send us next door because of a slogan. They do it because the fence we fixed in the spring still stood square through the summer heat.

    We keep it plain when you call. We walk the fence line with you, explain whether a repair will carry it or a full section makes more sense, and hand you a written price before a single post comes out of the ground. There is no pressure and no upsell. A leaning post near Coltrane Rd that costs a couple hundred dollars to reset this year turns into a leaning run next year, so we would rather fix the small thing now and earn the next call honestly.

    Fence Repair Costs, Job by Job

    Everyone wants a ballpark before they pick up the phone, so here is an honest one for the Edmond area. These are typical ranges, not a quote. What moves the price most is the material, whether the posts are sound or need resetting in concrete, and how much of the run came down. A single split panel is quick and cheap. A stretch flattened by a spring storm is a bigger day. We put the firm number in writing after a free look, so there are no surprises once we start.

    Board and panel repair$175 to $600Post reset or replacement$150 to $475 eachChain link and gate work$135 to $725
    • Replace split or missing wood
    • Re-secure loose rails
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    • Dig out the old footing
    • Set a new post in concrete
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    • Restretch mesh and tension
    • Rehang and adjust gates
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    The Edmond Area We Serve

    We keep the work close to home, which means we can usually schedule you fast and get there without a long drive. We cover Edmond and the nearby stretch of Oklahoma County, and we know the local streets and soil well.

    • Edmond, OK (73003, 73013, 73034)
    • Arcadia, OK
    • Guthrie, OK
    • Nichols Hills, OK
    • The Village, OK
    • North Oklahoma City, OK

    Not sure whether your street falls in our area? Call (572) 954-9140 and we will tell you right away.

    Answers for First-Time Customers

    How much does fence repair cost in Edmond?
    Most repairs land between $150 and $725 depending on the material and how many posts are involved. Storm jobs and full section rebuilds run higher. Because the condition of the posts drives so much of the price, the only way to get a firm number is a free on-site look, which we always hand you in writing before we start.
    I have never hired a fence crew before. What happens first?
    It is simpler than most people expect. You call (572) 954-9140, we set a time to walk the fence with you, and we point out what is failing and why. You get a written price with no obligation. If you say go, we schedule the work, and most repairs finish in one visit.
    How fast can you get out here?
    Usually within a few days, and often sooner. After a big storm the schedule fills quickly because everyone calls at once, so it helps to reach out early. A downed section near Sooner Rd will not wait, and neither should your call.
    Do you cover my part of town?
    We serve Edmond ZIP codes including 73003, 73013, and 73034, plus Arcadia, Guthrie, Nichols Hills, and north Oklahoma City. If your street is on the edge of that, just ask and we will confirm.
    Should I repair or replace my fence?
    If the posts are still sound and only boards, mesh, or a single section are damaged, a repair is the smart and affordable choice. When posts are rotted along most of the line and several runs are leaning, replacement often costs less over the long haul. We give you the honest read either way.
    Are your estimates really free?
    Yes. Every estimate is free and comes to you in writing before any work begins, so you know the price on Kickingbird Rd or anywhere else in town before you commit to a thing.
    Are you licensed and insured?
    Yes. Projectsbyjen is a licensed and insured local contractor, and we are glad to share our current details whenever you ask. It is a fair question to put to any crew you let into your backyard.
    Will the new boards match my old fence?
    We match the picket profile, height, and stain as closely as the lumber yard allows, so a repaired section on a 2015 cedar fence blends in rather than standing out. Weathering evens out the rest over a season or two.

    Start Your Fence Repair Project

    A leaning post or a gate that will not latch only gets worse, and Oklahoma weather does not wait. Let us take a look while it is still a simple fix. Projectsbyjen offers free, friendly estimates across Edmond and Oklahoma County, and most repairs are done in a single visit.

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