Fence Repair in Ipswich

Fence repair in Ipswich for leaning runs, broken rails, split boards and damaged gravel boards. We look at what is causing the problem before repairing it, so the same section is not back on the ground next winter.

Finding the Real Cause

A leaning fence is usually a post problem, not a panel problem. A cracked gravel board or a rail pulling away often points to movement lower down. We check the whole run first, so the repair deals with the cause rather than the symptom.

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Straightening a Leaning Fence

A fence that has started to lean can often be pushed back and supported again, either with a new post or a concrete spur bolted to the sound part of the old one. Doing it early is far cheaper than waiting until the run comes down.

Storm Damage Call Outs

High winds take fences down, and an open boundary is a real problem if you have pets or children. We come out for storm damage across our working area, make the run safe first, then arrange the proper repair once you have decided what you want done.

About us

Repairs make up a good share of the fencing work at Gardenwise Landscaping and Gardening. After 25 years around Ipswich we can usually tell from a look whether a fence is worth repairing or has reached the end of its life, and we will tell you either way. Quotations are free.

  • 25 years landscaping gardens in Ipswich

  • Free quotation on every job

  • Landscaping, fencing and paving from one team

  • Emergency call outs for storm damage

  • Open seven days a week

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you come out the same day for a fence blown down in Ipswich?

Yes, in most cases. Storm damage is the main reason we get emergency calls in Ipswich, and we will come out to make the boundary safe, usually the same day. A permanent repair or replacement is then booked once the weather has settled and you have decided what you want.

Is it cheaper to repair or replace a fence?

Repairing is cheaper when the posts are sound and only a few parts have failed. Once several posts have rotted, or panels are going one after another, replacement usually works out better value. We give you both prices so you can decide which makes sense.

Can a rotten fence post be repaired?

Often, yes. If the post is sound above ground, a concrete repair spur can be bolted to it and set into the ground, which avoids taking the fence apart. If the rot runs up into the panel fixings, the post is better replaced outright.

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