Fence repair, answered.

Call (689) 342-4441 or text a photo of the damage to the same number. We reply with a written estimate the same day during business hours. No forced in-person visit for most repairs.

No. All on-site estimates are free. Text-a-photo estimates are also free and often faster.

Yes. Orlando Fence Masters is a licensed and insured Florida contractor with general liability and workers comp coverage. Documentation is available on request.

Yes. We are open Saturday and Sunday 9am to 5pm, and answer emergency lines outside those hours through hurricane season.

We serve the entire Orlando metro: Orange, Seminole, Osceola and Lake counties, roughly a 40-mile radius from downtown Orlando. Response time varies by distance and daily call volume.

During business hours we typically reply within one hour and dispatch a crew within two to twenty-four hours. For hurricane and tropical storm damage response depends on volume that day, but we prioritise safety hazards first.

Yes. We provide dated photo documentation, itemized estimates and repair receipts written in the format your homeowners policy adjuster needs. We do not act as public adjusters.

Yes. Same-day stabilization is our most common emergency service. We brace, tarp or re-anchor a broken section to make it safe, then return on a scheduled day for the full repair.

Call us once the tree is removed. We can stabilize the same day if the section is a safety hazard, then schedule the full repair. If tree crews are still on-site we coordinate with them.

In most cases yes. If posts are still solid we can replace pickets, boards or entire sections. When more than half the posts are rotted through, replacement usually makes more sense than piecemeal repair.

High humidity keeping the base of the post damp, sandy soil holding water against the wood, and freeze-and-thaw microcycles that concrete footings go through. Posts set directly in dirt fail faster than posts set in concrete.

Yes. We seal replacement boards to match your existing stain colour. Staining is best done a few weeks after installation once the wood has weathered slightly.

Central Florida gets extreme UV exposure. Older vinyl without UV inhibitors yellows, chalks and becomes brittle after 5 to 7 years. Modern UV-protected vinyl lasts twice that.

Powder-coated aluminum typically lasts 20 to 30 years. It does not rust or rot, so post concrete and powder-coat finish are the two things that eventually fail, not the metal.

Surface rust can be sanded, treated with a converter and re-coated. Once rust has eaten through the metal, that section needs welding in a new piece.

Standard powder-coat colours (black, bronze, white) are widely available. Older custom colours and sun-faded fences will not match brand new pieces exactly. We recommend touching up the full run when possible.

Sagging is almost always a hinge, post or brace problem. Hinges pull loose over time, posts lean from gate weight, and diagonal braces fail on wider gates. We usually repair rather than replace.

Minimum 4 feet tall, no gaps larger than 4 inches, and gates that are self-closing and self-latching with the latch at least 54 inches from the ground. HOAs and county code sometimes add stricter rules.

Yes. We repair torn mesh, replace tension rods, patch damaged pool-safety mesh sections, and re-anchor loose posts in the deck.

Yes. We provide the written scope, product spec sheets and photo documentation most HOAs require. We also work within specific stain colours, picket styles and height limits when the HOA specifies them.

Most minor repairs (single pickets, panels, one post) do not require a permit. Full section replacement, height changes over four feet, or pool fences usually do. We handle permit pull when it applies.

Every repair we complete is covered by our first-year workmanship promise. If something we did loosens, sags, cracks or fails within twelve months, we come back and fix it. No arguments, no re-quote.

For standard historic profiles yes. Highly ornamental antique iron may need custom fabrication. We coordinate with the City of Winter Park and Orlando historic preservation offices when required.