About Lincoln Fence Repair Co.

We fix fences. Not decks, not patio covers, not whatever-else-fits-in-the-truck — fences and gates, repaired and replaced, across Lincoln and western Placer County. Narrow trade, deep groove: when you've stood in front of enough of this county's leaning redwood, you can read a fence line like a weather report.

Repair-First, On Purpose

Plenty of fence outfits treat repair calls as replacement leads. We built the business the other way around. Most of the fences we see have years of honest life left in them — they need two posts, a rebuilt gate, a section matched back in, not a $7,000 do-over. Repair is the harder trade to run and the better one to buy, and it earns the replacement work honestly: when we finally tell you a fence is done, you know it's done, because we've spent years fixing it instead of selling against it.

How We Work

• Written quotes before work. Component-priced — per post, per panel, per gate — and itemized so you can see the arithmetic. The number doesn't change in the driveway.
• Matched to what's standing. Picket profile, height, rails, hardware, color. A repair should disappear into the fence line.
• Cause, not symptom. Crowned footings, kickboards taking the ground contact, screws over pin-nails, steel posts where sprinklers run. The goal is not doing this twice.
• One visit where physics allows. Most repairs finish the day they start, debris gone on our truck — no half-done fence aging in the yard.
• Straight answers at the crossover. When a third of the posts are gone, we say the word "replacement" and show the math. When they're not, we say the word "repair" and save you the difference.

Where We Work

Lincoln is home — downtown, Twelve Bridges, and every village of Sun City Lincoln Hills — and the service area runs where the truck runs fast: Sheridan, Rocklin, Loomis, Penryn, Newcastle, Auburn, Granite Bay, and Roseville. Town yards and acreage lines both; half our foothill work is wire, ranch rail, and pasture gates.

The Fine Print, Up Front

Quotes are free, in writing, and good when you're ready. Payment is due on completion, after you've walked the work. Boundary-fence quotes come split per owner on request, ready for the neighbor conversation. And if what your fence actually needs is a different trade — a surveyor for a line dispute, an arborist for the oak leaning on it, an electrician for the gate operator — we'll say so and point you right.