Fence Repair and Installation in Medford, Oregon
Repairs, new fences, and gates built to handle Rogue Valley summers and soggy winters. Free estimates.
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Why Fences Give Out Sooner Here
Out here, wood gets it from both sides of the calendar. Summers in Medford push past 100 degrees and bake the moisture out of every board. Then the rain shows up in November and soaks the ground for months. That swing is hard on lumber.
Most fence trouble starts below the dirt line, where you can't see it. A post sits in wet clay all winter, rots at the base, and one windy day the whole run starts to lean. The boards go next. They turn gray, cup, and split, and the rails start to sag under the weight.
None of it fixes itself. Catch a leaning post early and it's a few hundred dollars. Wait a year and you're often replacing a section, gate and all.
Fence Services in Medford
Fence Repair
Leaning posts, broken boards, sagging rails, storm damage. We fix what's failing and leave the rest of your fence alone, so you're not paying for a new fence you don't need.
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Fence Installation
Cedar privacy fences, picket fences, and property-line runs built with posts set in concrete. We walk the line with you, talk height and style, and give you a written price before anything goes in the ground.
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Chain Link Fencing
New chain link for yards, dog runs, and back lots, plus repairs to bent top rails, sagging fabric, and stuck gates. A practical option when you need a lot of fence without a lot of cost.
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Wood and Cedar Fences
Cedar privacy, board-on-board, shadowbox, and picket fences, built on posts set deep in concrete so they stay straight through wet winters.
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Vinyl Fencing
Vinyl doesn't rot, doesn't need paint, and holds up to the Rogue Valley sun. We install new vinyl fences and replace cracked or blown-out panels on existing ones.
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Iron and Metal Fences
Ornamental steel and aluminum fences that mark the line without blocking the view. No rot, no stain, and they won't burn.
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Gates and Gate Repair
A gate that drags, won't latch, or swings open on its own usually has a sagging post or worn hardware behind it. We rehang, reinforce, and build new walk-through and driveway gates.
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Fence Staining
A good stain keeps the sun from drying out the wood and the rain from soaking in. We clean, prep, and stain wood fences and gates so they last years longer.
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We repair before we replace.
If a few posts and boards will fix it, that's what we'll tell you. You get an honest read on your fence, not a sales pitch.
We build for this climate.
Posts set deep in concrete, hardware that won't rust out, and wood that's sealed against both the heat and the wet season.
You get a clear price up front.
A written estimate before work starts, with no surprise charges once the job is done.
What to Expect When You Call
Call or send the form.
Tell us what's going on, and we'll get back to you quickly to set up a time.
We come take a look.
We check posts, rails, boards, and footings in person, then talk through your options.
You get a written estimate.
Clear pricing, a realistic timeline, and no pressure to decide on the spot.
We do the work and clean up.
Most repairs take a day or less. New fences usually take two to four days, depending on length and ground conditions.
Local to Medford and the Rogue Valley
We work all over Jackson County, from the older neighborhoods in west Medford to the newer subdivisions out in Central Point and Eagle Point. We know the clay soil that swallows fence posts, the deer that walk right through a short fence in Ashland and the east hills, and the summer heat that cracks cheap stain in a single season. That local know-how shows up in how we set posts, which materials we suggest, and how long the job holds up.
Our Promise to Every Homeowner
A written price before we start.
No work begins until you've seen the number and said yes.
We leave it cleaner than we found it.
Old wood, concrete chunks, and scraps all leave with us.
If it isn't right, we come back.
If something we built or repaired isn't holding up the way it should, call us and we'll make it right.
Common Questions
Most fence repairs run between $200 and $700. Replacing a single wood post is usually $150 to $400, and fixing a sagging gate runs about $225 to $525. The final number depends on how many posts are failing, the type of fence, and how easy the area is to reach. We'll look at it in person and give you a written price before any work starts.
For most backyard fences, no. In Medford, a building permit is required for wood, vinyl, and other fences over 7 feet tall, and for chain link over 8 feet. Height limits in front yards and near corners are separate zoning rules, and HOAs often add their own. We'll check what applies to your lot before we start, so there are no surprises from the city or your neighbors later.
If the problem is a few posts, boards, or a gate, repair almost always makes sense. Once more than about a third of the posts are rotting or leaning, or the wood is soft and splitting along most of the run, a new fence usually costs less over the next ten years than chasing repairs. We'll tell you honestly which side of that line you're on.
Most new fences are priced by the foot. A 6-foot wood privacy fence usually runs about $13 to $45 per linear foot installed, vinyl privacy about $30 to $55, and chain link about $5 to $15. For a typical 150-foot backyard run in wood, that's roughly $2,000 to $6,750. Gates, slope, tearing out the old fence, and hard clay ground all move the price. We'll measure your line and give you a written price before anything starts.
A well-built cedar fence usually lasts 15 to 20 years here, and pressure-treated pine a bit less. The posts tend to fail first, since they sit in wet clay all winter. Setting posts in concrete with good drainage and restaining every three to four years makes the biggest difference in how long you get out of it. Skip both and a fence can start leaning in under ten.