College Station · Georgetown · Weatherford

Fences, gates and decks

Leaning fences, gates that will not latch, soft deck boards and railings that move when you lean on them. Repaired where repair is honest, replaced where it is not.

What we handle

Outside, where the weather gets at it.

Wood outdoors fails in a predictable order: the gate, then the posts, then the boards you walk on. We work the same order.

Fence repair

Loose and split pickets, sagging rails, posts that have rotted at grade. Sections rebuilt to match the existing fence line rather than patched with whatever is on the truck.

  • Picket and rail replacement
  • Posts reset or replaced
  • Sections matched to the run

Gates

Gates that drag, sag or will not latch. Rebuilt square, braced the right way round, rehung on hardware sized for the weight of the gate.

  • Gate rebuilt or rehung
  • Hinges and latches sized properly
  • Braced against future sag

Deck boards and framing

Soft or split boards swapped out, fasteners reset, joists and ledger checked while the boards are up so we are not decking over a problem.

  • Board replacement
  • Fasteners reset or upgraded
  • Framing checked underneath

Railings, stairs and finish

Wobbly railings made solid, stair treads replaced, then cleaned and stained or sealed so the repair does not stand out against the rest.

  • Railing posts re-anchored
  • Stair treads and stringers
  • Cleaned, then stained or sealed
On the line

Posts, panels and boards.

Line posts going in, an auger on the fence line, a screw going into a board, and the crew that did it. Nothing on file records where or when any of these were taken, so nothing here names a town, a customer or a date.

Two Bell crew members carrying steel line posts beside a new wood-framed wire fence Driving a screw into a board with a cordless impact driver while a second crew member holds it steady A tractor-mounted auger boring post holes along a fence line, crew working alongside Two Bell crew members in red company shirts standing outdoors, an open field and a fence line behind them Two Bell crew members in red company shirts seen from behind, carrying steel line posts along the wire fence A cordless impact driver seating a screw into a board, close in on both pairs of hands
Where we stop

Licensed trades go to licensed trades.

We don't do electrical, plumbing or locksmith work. We work alongside licensed electricians and plumbers and bring the right one in when your job needs it.

How it works

From your list to done.

01

Tell us what you need

Tell us what needs doing, which town you are in, and send photos if you have them.

02

Free written estimate

You get a written estimate before anyone picks up a tool. Free, and there's no obligation to book it.

03

We book the visit

Approve the estimate and we book the visit.

What it costs

What it costs.

This work is quoted job by job on a free written estimate. Where a list of smaller items is the better fit, it can be booked as a block of time instead.

Published rates

Hourly rate $125
Half day — four hours $460
Full day — eight hours $840
Fences, Gates & Decks FAQ

What people ask about this work.

By the posts. Pickets and rails are cheap to swap, so a fence with sound posts is worth repairing. Once posts are rotted at grade along a run, repair becomes a series of visits and replacement is the cheaper answer over any reasonable horizon. We will tell you which one yours is.
Yes. Cleaning and staining or sealing is usually done as a separate step after repairs so the new timber and the old take the finish evenly. It goes on the same estimate.
Wood fencing is the core of what we do. Metal panels, posts and gate hardware we look at case by case and will tell you honestly if it is outside what we take on.
We check the parts that decide that — ledger attachment, post bases, railing anchorage and joist condition — and report what we find. If the framing needs engineering rather than carpentry, that is structural work and we refer it out.

Do you work in my town?

We work in College Station, Georgetown and Weatherford, Texas. The service-area page lists what each of the three covers.

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The full handyman scope

Fence and deck work often comes with pressure washing and exterior paint. All fifteen categories go on one written estimate.

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Fence down? Deck soft?

Send photos and a rough length, and say which town you are in.

Contact

Show us the fence line.

Photos of the whole run plus a close-up of the worst section, and a rough length if you have it.

Get a free estimate

Tell us what's on the list.