Fence Repair · Portland, OR

Fence & Gate Repair in Portland, OR

Leaning posts, broken boards, storm damage and sagging gates fixed fast, often in one day. Local, licensed contractor with honest repair-or-replace advice.

✓ Licensed Oregon CCB #246953✓ Free written estimates✓ Serving the Portland metro
Quick answer: AG General Contractor repairs wood, cedar, vinyl and chain-link fences and gates across Portland, OR. Most fence repairs cost $300 to $1,500: replacing a rotted or broken fence post runs about $150 to $400 per post, a damaged section $200 to $800, and gate repairs $150 to $500. Most repairs are finished in a single day.
$150–$400per fence post replaced
1 daymost repairs
CCB #246953licensed & insured

Fence repair that lasts through Portland winters

Portland's long rainy season and winter wind storms are hard on fences. Posts rot at ground level, panels blow down and gates start to sag. We fix the cause, not just the symptom, so your repair holds up.

  • Rotted and leaning fence post repair
  • Broken boards, rails and panels replaced
  • Storm and fallen-limb damage
  • Sagging gate and latch repair
Wood fence being repaired in Portland
Replacing damaged boards and rails on a wood fence.

Fence repair services

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Fence post repair

Rotted, broken or leaning posts replaced and set in concrete.

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Gate repair

Sagging, dragging or broken gates rebuilt with new hinges and latches.

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Storm damage

Blown-down sections and fallen-limb damage repaired fast.

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Board & panel repair

Matching cedar boards, rails and panels replaced.

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Vinyl & chain link

Vinyl panels and chain-link fabric, rails and posts repaired.

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Stain & seal

Pressure washing and staining to protect wood from rain.

Fence repair cost in Portland

RepairTypical cost (2026)
Replace one fence post$150 – $400
Straighten and reinforce a leaning post$100 – $300
Replace boards or a panel section$200 – $800
Fence gate repair$150 – $500
Pressure wash and stain$2 – $5 per linear ft

Typical Portland-area ranges. More detail in our guide to fence repair costs and when to replace.

Fence leaning or gate dragging?

How we repair a fence

  1. Inspect. We check every post, rail and gate and find what caused the damage.
  2. Quote. You get a written price and an honest repair-or-replace recommendation.
  3. Brace & remove. We support the fence and remove failed posts and boards.
  4. Rebuild. New posts go in concrete on gravel; rails, boards and gates are reattached.
Fence repair in progress on a cedar fence
Repairing a cedar fence before winter storms.
Finished wood fence after repair
A straight, secure fence after repair.

Repair or replace?

If more than about a quarter of the posts are failing or the fence is over 15 years old, a new fence is usually the better value. See our fence installation service in Portland and the fence installation cost guide.

Areas we serve

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does fence repair cost in Portland?

Most fence repairs cost $300 to $1,500. Replacing one post is about $150 to $400, a damaged section $200 to $800, and gate repairs $150 to $500. See our fence repair cost guide for details.

Can you replace just one fence post?

Yes. We brace the fence, remove the rotted post and old concrete, set a new post in concrete on gravel, and reattach the rails and boards.

Do you repair fence gates?

Yes. We fix sagging and dragging gates, replace hinges and latches, rebuild gate frames, add anti-sag bracing and repair gate posts.

Can you fix storm-damaged fences?

Yes. After wind storms or fallen limbs we replace broken posts, rails and panels and make the fence secure again.

Should I repair or replace my fence?

Repair it if only a few posts or sections are damaged. Replace it if many posts are rotted, the boards are failing across most of the fence, or it is over 15 years old.

Do you repair vinyl and chain-link fences?

Yes. We replace vinyl panels, posts and rails, and repair chain-link fabric, top rails, posts and gates.

Get your fence fixed this week

Send us a few photos or call. We will tell you honestly whether a repair will last or a replacement makes more sense, with a written price.