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Urban Metal Fabrication
5.0(
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Serving Dexter, KS and surrounding areas

In business since 2024

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"Very experienced. Very precise and detailed work. Was able to do the job I had asked for with a excellent a outcome. Good attitude and knowledgeable as to what he was doing. I would highly recommend Urbans services. He knows what he's doing, and strives for excellence in all his work. You will not be disappointed. I highly recommend Mr. Urban for any kind of metal fabrication projects. I'm extremely satisfied!"
Response time30 mins
Response rate100%
Recommended by100%of homeowners
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FAQs for wood fence repair projects in Dexter, KS

Financial responsibility depends on where the fence sits. If it’s clearly inside your lot, you foot the bill. When it’s right on the property line, state laws—California and Illinois are two examples—usually require both neighbors to split repair costs equally unless you agree otherwise. Check your local rules before scheduling work so you know exactly what you’re on the hook for.

Start by walking the fence line and noting every issue—loose boards, leaning posts, cracked panels. Next, gather at least three quotes from licensed contractors, comparing experience, warranties, and costs. Once you pick a pro, they’ll secure materials, reset posts, and fix or replace damaged sections. A thorough inspection and a qualified contractor keep the fence safe and extend its life.

Straightening a leaning fence costs an average of $200 to $400. A fencing pro will assess the damage, reset or replace the posts, and realign the panels so the fence stands upright again. Fixing the lean early on prevents further strain on framing and keeps the structure both sturdy and attractive.