Most rusty iron and steel fences can be restored instead of replaced. The key is fixing what is broken first, then treating rust and repainting.
Surface rust, peeling paint and faded color are all restorable. Posts rusted through at the base, broken welds or pickets that have rusted away need repair before painting. We will tell you what we see during the free estimate.
A gate that sags, drags or will not latch usually has worn hinges, a loose post or a broken weld. Have that repaired before painting so new metal can be primed and the finish is not damaged by the fix. If you need a fabricator for welding, ask us when you call.
Fence painting runs $7–$12 per linear foot per side. Gates and repairs are quoted by size, height and condition after a free estimate. Call 858-754-9842 or request a free estimate.
Yes, after loose rust is removed and bare metal is primed with a rust-inhibiting primer.
Yes. Repairs like welding and new hinges should come first so the repaired areas get primed and painted.
Yes. Gates are quoted by size, height and condition after a free estimate.
Sprinkler water and soil keep the post bases wet. Keep water off the fence and touch up early.
Call 858-754-9842 or request a free estimate.
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