Deck & Fence Repair in Omaha, NE
Nebraska weather is rough on wood. Most wood fences start failing between 7 and 12 years, and deck boards begin to cup, split and rot in the same window. We replace damaged boards, reset posts and rehang gates so you can get more years out of what you have.
- Veteran-owned
- 10% of every job given back
- Free digital estimates
- Permit-free work, done by the book
Deck & Fence Repair jobs we do
Deck Board Replacement
Rotted, cupped or split deck boards are a trip hazard.
Priced per boardDeck Railing Repair
A loose railing is a safety problem.
Priced per linear footFence Repair
Wind and freeze-thaw cycles break pickets and loosen posts.
Priced per sectionGate Repair
A sagging gate that drags or will not latch is one of the most common fence calls.
Priced per gateWhere we draw the line
We repair existing decks and fences. New decks, full fence replacement and structural deck work need permits, and we refer those to a contractor in our network. We call 811 before any digging.
How it works
- Request your free estimateFill out our short online form with your contact info and job address. Estimates are digital only.
- Send your “before” photosOnce we confirm your area, upload photos. Shoot them like the before picture of your project.
- Get your written estimateBased on your photos and typical conditions for the job, usually within 24 hours.
- Book with a depositApprove the estimate, then a card on file and a deposit reserve your date.
- Pay the balance at completionPay when the work is done. 10% goes to the church or charity you choose.
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Deck & Fence Repair questions
Should I repair or replace my fence?
If less than about a third of the fence is damaged and the posts are mostly solid, repair is usually the better value. Send photos and we will tell you which makes sense.
Do you stain decks?
No. Staining and sealing are outside what we offer. We can refer someone.
Do I need a permit for deck board replacement?
Replacing some deck boards on an existing structure is treated as repair in Omaha. Replacing joists or beams, or building new, needs a permit.
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