Fence Services in the Bay Area, CA

Marine air is hard on wood in a way that doesn't announce itself until a post gives way or a whole panel comes down in a storm. San Francisco's Victorians and Edwardians carry a lot of painted wood fencing, and up and down the coast — Daly City, San Rafael, everywhere the fog rolls in — the damp works into wood year after year until a fence that looked fine last summer is soft at the base this one. La Bendición Lawn repairs, replaces and builds wood fencing, including gates, across San Francisco and the Bay Area.

Not every fence problem means the whole thing needs to come down. A single leaning post, a few rotted boards, or one section that took storm damage can usually be fixed without touching the rest of a fence that's still sound — and we'll tell you honestly which one your fence needs.

What's included

• Wood fence repair — posts, boards and hardware
• Full fence replacement
• New fence sections built to match existing fencing
• Gate repair, replacement and new gate installation
• Leaning post and storm-damage fixes
• Posts set in concrete for a fence that stays straight

Repair work starts with figuring out what's actually failing — a post rotted at grade, boards that have cupped or split, hardware that's rusted through, or a gate that's dropped and started dragging on the ground. Posts set in concrete below the frost-free depth and boards hung level and true are what keep a fence standing straight for years instead of leaning by the second season.

A full replacement or a new section gets built the same careful way: posts set first and given time to cure before boards go up, rails run level, and gates hung so they swing clean and latch without being forced. Good fence work looks straight from every angle, not just standing in front of it — no wavy top line, no boards fighting each other, and a gate that still closes right a year later.