A damaged fence doesn’t just look bad — it compromises your privacy, your property line, and your peace of mind. At Fence Right Inc, we provide professional fence repair services throughout Barrie, Collingwood, Wasaga Beach, Stayner, and the surrounding Simcoe County area. Whether a harsh Ontario winter shifted your posts, a windstorm blew down a panel, or years of wear have simply caught up with your fence, our experienced team can assess the damage and get it looking and functioning like new.
We repair all fence types and all brands — you don’t have to have purchased your fence from us to call us. With over 25 years of fencing experience, owner Brad and his crew have seen every kind of repair job this region can throw at a fence.
No matter what type of fence you have, our team has the tools, materials, and expertise to fix it properly. We repair fences for both residential and commercial properties across Simcoe County.
Wood fences are the most common type in our area — and after a Simcoe County winter, they’re also the most likely to need attention. We repair and replace:
We use quality pressure-treated lumber and cedar that matches your existing fence as closely as possible. Learn more about our wood fence installation services.
Chain link fences are tough, but they’re not indestructible. We handle:
See our full chain link fence services.
Ornamental iron fencing adds real curb appeal to a property, but rust, vehicle damage, or ground movement can take a toll. We repair:
View our ornamental iron fence page for more detail on materials and styles.
From wire fencing to wood post-and-rail systems, we repair farm fences throughout rural Simcoe County. We understand the urgency when livestock containment is at stake — we’ll get to you quickly and get the job done right. Read more on our farm fencing page.
Vinyl fencing can crack or break in extreme cold or from impact damage. We replace cracked panels, broken posts, and damaged caps and rails to restore both the look and function of your vinyl fence.
A gate that won’t close, drags on the ground, or has a broken latch is both inconvenient and a security issue. We repair and rehang gates for all fence types, adjust hardware, and replace worn latches and hinges.
Ontario’s climate is hard on outdoor structures. Here are the most common causes of fence damage we see in Barrie, Collingwood, Wasaga Beach, and the surrounding area:
This is the number one cause of fence post problems in our region. When the ground freezes and thaws repeatedly through the winter and early spring, posts that weren’t set deep enough can shift, lean, or pop out of the ground entirely. Properly reset posts need to go below the frost line — a minimum of 4 feet in most parts of Simcoe County — and be secured in concrete to stay straight season after season.
Georgian Bay weather brings strong winds, ice storms, and heavy snowfall that can knock down whole fence sections. If a storm has damaged your fence, call us right away — a downed fence is a safety and security issue, and we offer prompt repair scheduling.
Even pressure-treated lumber has a lifespan. Prolonged ground contact, poor drainage, and moisture can cause posts and boards to rot from the inside out. Catching rot early — before it spreads to structural posts — can save you the cost of a full replacement.
A car clipping a corner post, a lawn tractor backing into a section, kids playing — impact damage happens. We can replace individual sections or posts without having to redo an entire fence line.
Even a well-built fence will show its age eventually. Boards warp, hardware rusts, paint peels, and joints loosen. A targeted repair job extends the life of your fence by years and costs a fraction of full replacement.
One of the most common questions homeowners ask is whether to repair their existing fence or invest in a new one. There’s no one-size-fits-all answer — it depends on the extent of the damage, the age of the fence, and the type of material.
At Fence Right Inc, we’ll always give you our honest professional opinion. If a targeted repair is the right call, we’ll tell you that. If the fence has reached the end of its useful life and replacement would be more cost-effective in the long run, we’ll tell you that too — and we’ll give you a competitive quote on new installation.
As a general guide:
During our free estimate visit, we’ll walk your fence line, identify every issue, and give you a clear picture of your options — no pressure, no upsell.
We provide fence repair services throughout the greater Simcoe County area, including:
Not sure if we cover your area? Send us a message or call (705) 428-5158 — we’re happy to confirm.
Yes. We repair all fence types and all brands, regardless of who originally installed them. Our team has the experience to work with wood, chain link, ornamental iron, vinyl, composite, and agricultural fencing from any manufacturer or installer.
Repair costs vary widely depending on the type of fence, the extent of the damage, and the materials required. A single post reset might be a few hundred dollars, while repairing a large section of damaged wood fence will cost more. The best way to get an accurate number is to book a free on-site estimate — we’ll assess the damage and give you a clear quote before any work begins.
We work to schedule estimate visits as quickly as our calendar allows. For urgent situations — such as a downed fence that poses a safety or security concern — let us know when you call and we’ll do our best to prioritize your visit. Call us at (705) 428-5158.
A leaning post is a warning sign worth acting on sooner rather than later. In many cases it’s caused by frost heave or rot at the base. If caught early, a post can often be reset or reinforced without replacing surrounding fence sections. Left too long, a leaning post can cause adjacent boards or panels to shift and fail as well.
Absolutely — we can replace individual boards, pickets, rails, or posts without touching the rest of the fence. We always try to match existing materials as closely as possible so the repair blends in with the original fence.
In most cases, repair work on an existing fence does not require a permit in Ontario — you’re restoring what was already there, not building something new. However, if the repair involves significant structural changes or a change in fence height, it’s worth checking with your local municipality. Requirements vary by township and city. Fence Right can advise you based on where you’re located.
Spring through fall is ideal for most fence repairs. Early spring is the perfect time to assess winter damage — frost heave, storm damage, and wood degradation all become visible as the snow melts. That said, we do take repair calls year-round and can address urgent issues in winter when necessary.
Don’t let a damaged fence become a bigger problem. Whether it’s a leaning post, a broken gate, storm damage, or just years of wear catching up with your fence, Fence Right Inc is ready to help. We serve homeowners and businesses across Barrie, Collingwood, Wasaga Beach, Stayner, and all of Simcoe County.
Call us at (705) 428-5158, email info@fenceright.ca, or use our online contact form to request a free estimate. We’ll come to you, assess the damage, and give you a straight answer on what it will take to fix it right.