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Chain link fence repair behind a rental property in Clemson, SC

Clemson, SC · Pickens County

Fence Repair in Clemson, SC

Turnover dates do not move, so a rental fence repair has a deadline attached. Tell us the date when you call and we will tell you honestly whether we can hit it.

8Years in business
55+Fences built
4.7★24 Google reviews
7 days7am to 7pm
$0On-site quotes
2Counties served

Fence repair in Clemson runs on somebody else's calendar more often than not. About two out of three occupied homes here are rented out of roughly 7,868 units, and a fence on a rental has to be right before a lease starts, not whenever a quote gets approved.

We repair wood, vinyl, aluminum and chain link across Pickens County and the Anderson County side of the city, including fences we did not build. Someone answers from 7am to 7pm seven days a week, weekends included, and the assessment is free on site with no deposit. Since 2018 we have built and repaired more than 55 fences at a 4.7 star average from 24 Google reviews.

Working to a turnover date

August in Clemson is not a normal month. Leases end, houses empty and fill again within days, and anything that needs fixing has to be fixed inside that window. A fence that has been quietly failing since March becomes urgent on a Friday afternoon.

We work to that reality rather than pretending it does not exist. Tell us the date when you call, and we will say plainly whether the repair fits it. Some do not, because a reset post needs its concrete to cure before load goes back on it, which makes it two trips rather than one. In that case we will secure the yard on the day and finish the permanent repair after, which is better than hanging a gate on green concrete and being back in a month.

Absent owners are common here too. We photograph what we find, send the diagnosis with both a repair figure and a replacement figure, and get authorization before anything is taken apart.

On a rental, the gate is what breaks

A gate on a rental gets used hard by people who did not pay for it. Four years of being pushed instead of latched and swung instead of walked through wears out hardware that was sized for a family home, and the leaf drops out of square.

The fix starts at the post, not the gate. A gate hangs all of its weight on one post, and once that post tilts the latch stops meeting the catch, which is why a gate you have to lift to close is a post problem. Bracing the leaf treats the symptom while the post keeps moving. One of our Google reviewers put it simply: the fence started swinging off its hinges, but he fixed it, and now it functions flawlessly.

On rental property we upsize the hinge post and fit hardware rated to the actual weight of the leaf, because the gate will be treated the same way by the next tenant.

Repairs on a lot that falls toward the lake

Where the ground runs down toward the water, the fence fails at the bottom. Runoff from the whole yard arrives at the lowest section, soil washes out from around the footings and the posts down there stay wet in clay that drains slowly. That is the part of the fence nobody inspects, and it is where the next call is coming from.

There is a boundary point too. Lake Hartwell was built by the US Army Corps of Engineers, with 962 miles of shoreline, and federal ground sits between many back yards and the waterline. If a damaged run turns out to be standing on that strip, rebuilding it in place is not something anyone should agree to. We find the property line at the assessment and tell you what we find.

Two out of three homes rentedIs the Clemson housing picture, and it changes both the repair specification and the deadline attached to it.

What a fence repair job in Clemson includes

A Clemson assessment gives you a diagnosis, two prices and a realistic date, free of charge.

  • The whole fence walked with a hand on every post, not only the reported section
  • Photographs and a written diagnosis for owners who are not local
  • A written repair figure and a replacement figure, sent the same day
  • Failed posts lifted with their old concrete and reset in wide, crowned holes
  • Washed out ground at the low end of a sloping lot rebuilt so it stops undermining posts
  • Gates rehung once the hinge post is right, with hardware sized to the leaf
  • Chain link fabric re-stretched and re-tied, or replaced where rust has eaten the bottom
  • The property line checked where a run sits close to Corps of Engineers ground

The full breakdown of materials, process and pricing factors lives on our fence repair page. This page covers what changes in Clemson.

Why choose us

Why Clemson calls us for fence repair

We work to your lease dates

A rental fence repair has a fixed deadline and nobody involved can move it. Tell us the turnover date when you call and we will say honestly whether the job fits, including when a reset post needs its concrete to cure and turns into two visits. Where the timing is tight we will secure the yard on the day and finish properly afterwards. We answer from 7am to 7pm seven days a week.

We repair for the next tenant, not the last one

There is no point putting a rental fence back exactly as it was if the way it was is what failed. Gates get an upsized hinge post and hardware rated to the weight of the leaf. Anything going back into the ground is ground contact rated. It costs a little more once and saves a call in the middle of the next turnover, which is the expensive one.

We check the line before we rebuild

Federal ground runs between plenty of Clemson back yards and Lake Hartwell, which has 962 miles of shoreline and belongs to the Corps of Engineers. If a damaged run is standing on that strip, rebuilding it where it stands is not something we will quietly do. We establish where your property actually ends during the free assessment and tell you straight if the old fence was in the wrong place.

Rated 4.7 on Google

What customers say

Every review below is a real Google review from a customer in the Upstate. 24 reviews, 4.7 star average.

GREAT company! Great personalities, and fantastic at getting the job done properly, and swiftly. They did a great job fixing my grandmother fence and she's so happy with it. Now the dogs can run freely and happily in the yard. Very hard workers the do an incredible job with great quality.

skiddz stone 3 reviews · Google review

My fence started swinging off its hinges, but he fixed it. Now it functions flawlessly.

LSP SMK9 4 reviews · Google review

OMG I LOVE THE FENCE THESE GUYS PUT UP! Landscaping my bushes just got to be a little too pricey in this economy so when i contacted these guys they came in a swift manner with a reasonable price! i would give them 10 stars if i could

Octavia Todd Local Guide · 12 reviews · Google review

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Questions we get asked

Fence Repair questions from Clemson homeowners

Can you repair a fence before my tenants move in?

Often yes, and it helps enormously if you give us the date on the first call. We answer seven days a week from 7am to 7pm, weekends included, which is when most turnover work actually has to happen.

The honest limit is concrete. If a post has to be pulled and reset, the footing needs to cure before a gate or a fence run puts load back on it, so that job is two visits rather than one. Where the date is tight we will secure the yard on the day and come back to finish, and we will tell you that up front instead of promising a schedule we cannot keep.

The gate on my rental will not latch. Is that a gate problem?

Almost never. A gate hangs its whole weight on a single hinge post, and once that post starts to tilt the latch side drops out of line, so you end up lifting the gate to close it. The gate itself is usually fine.

We reset the hinge post first and rehang second, then fit hardware sized to the actual weight of the leaf. On a rental we upsize the post while we are in there, because the gate will get the same treatment from the next tenant that it got from the last one.

My fence is damaged near the lake. Can you just rebuild it where it is?

Not until we know where your property line runs. Lake Hartwell is Corps of Engineers water and a strip of federal land sits between many Clemson back yards and the shoreline, so an older fence may be standing somewhere it should never have been built.

We look for survey pins at the assessment and tell you what we find. If the run is inside your line we repair it where it stands. If it is not, the honest answer is to rebuild on your actual boundary, because a fence on federal ground is a problem that eventually gets settled at your expense rather than ours.

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