Integra Renovation does fence repair in North York. We fix leaning posts, broken boards, sagging gates and storm damage. Most jobs get booked within 5 to 7 days of your call. Most single post repairs run $200 to $450. Most panel repairs run $250 to $600. You get the price in writing before we touch anything.
And yes – we take small jobs. One post. One panel. One gate. That is the part other fence companies say no to.
A leaning fence is more than an eyesore. It is a dog getting out of the yard, a pool gate that fails inspection, and a neighbour knocking on your door. Most fence repair North York homeowners need starts underground, where the post rotted at the soil line after years of freeze and thaw. New boards on top only hide it for a season. Integra Renovation pulls the failed post and its concrete, sets a new one deep, and re-hangs the section straight.
We are a family owned, licensed and insured North York contractor with 10+ years in the trade, 500+ finished projects, an A+ BBB rating and 4.9 stars from 50+ reviews. Call +1 519-981-8478 for a free fence inspection and a written fixed price.
From one wobbly post to a full section rebuild, our fence repair services in North York cover wood, cedar, pressure treated and chain link fences with matched materials, plumb posts and one fixed written price.
We dig out shifted posts, reset them in fast-set concrete below the frost line, and pull the fence back plumb.
Rot always starts at the soil line. We remove the old post and its concrete and install a new post that lasts.
Cracked, warped or missing boards get swapped for matched cedar or pressure treated stock and solid fasteners.
Wind, ice or a fallen branch? We stand the fence back up, rebuild broken runs and photograph it for insurance.
A sagging gate gets new hinges, a diagonal brace and a re-set post, so the latch lines up and keeps lining up.
We retension loose mesh, straighten bent top rails, fix damaged posts and rehang chain link gates so they run.
When one run is past patching, we rebuild that section only and blend it into the fence line you already have.
Wobbly but not rotted? We add bracing, new rails and structural screws so the fence holds through our winters.
After the repair we sand, stain or seal the wood, so new pieces match the old and the fence sheds water again.
Plenty of other crews can screw a board back on. Homeowners keep calling us the best fence repair company North York has because we fix the real cause underground, then put the price and the promise in writing.
We are a family run North York contractor, licensed and fully insured, with over 10 years and 500+ finished projects. Our name rides on your fence, so we answer our own phone and stand behind the job.
North York clay heaves each winter. We set replacement posts deep, in proper concrete with drainage at the base, which is why our repaired posts stay plumb long after a cheap fix starts to lean again.
We work to Toronto Municipal Code Chapter 447 every day, so your repaired fence stays legal on height, materials and pool gate rules. No bylaw officer visits, no ordered tear-down and no wasted money.
Post replacement runs about 90 minutes a post with rapid set concrete, so most North York fence repairs finish in a single trip. You get a firm date upfront and an early call if anything at all moves.
You get one line-item quote before we touch a single post, so a $400 job never turns into a $2,000 surprise. The price we write is what you pay, and any extra work needs your written approval upfront.
We photograph each post hole, footing and rebuilt section before backfill and hand you the file. Repairs carry a written warranty, and callbacks inside that window get answered fast, not argued about.
Before you hire a fence repair contractor in North York, read what your neighbours wrote. Families in Willowdale, Don Mills and Lawrence Manor rate us on honest pricing, clean yards and posts that stay straight.
See real fence repair North York projects before you call. Our gallery shows leaning cedar runs pulled plumb, rotted posts swapped, gates rehung and storm damage rebuilt, with before and after shots on each job.
Getting your fence fixed should take four simple steps: a free onsite inspection, a written fixed price, the repair itself with photos, then a walkthrough and warranty. Here is exactly how our North York fence repair process runs.
We come out, probe the posts at the soil line, check rails, gates and your property lines, then tell you honestly what needs fixing and what can wait.
You get a line-item quote by email, covering posts, boards, concrete, disposal and dates. Approve it and we lock in your start date for the same week.
Our crew removes failed posts and old concrete, sets new posts deep, rebuilds the section, rehangs gates and photographs the footings before backfill.
We clean the yard, walk the finished fence with you, hand over your photo file and the written warranty, then answer any callbacks inside that window.
Book a free home estimate for fence repair in North York. We come out, inspect the posts, measure the damage and email you a written fixed price, with no pressure and no obligations. Call us at +1 519-981-8478.
Straight answers about fence repair in North York: what it costs, whether to repair or replace, the Toronto fence bylaw height limits, permits, shared property line questions, timelines and what our written warranty really covers.
Integra Renovation is a top-rated fence repair company in North York, with 10+ years in the trade, 500+ completed projects, an A+ BBB rating and 4.9 stars from 50+ Google reviews. We are family owned, licensed and insured, and we quote a written fixed price before any work starts. We repair wood, cedar, pressure treated and chain link fences across Willowdale, Don Mills, Bayview Village, Lawrence Manor, York Mills and Downsview. Call +1 519-981-8478 for a free on-site estimate.
Most North York fence repairs land between $150 and $900. A single board runs about $100 to $300. Replacing a rotted post, including digging out the old concrete, usually costs $200 to $500 per post. Straightening a leaning run is often $200 to $600, and storm damage repair runs $200 to $800 depending on how many sections came down. Removing old concrete footings and hauling debris adds cost. We quote per job in writing after we see the fence, not over the phone from a guess.
Repair it when the posts are sound and less than about 30% of the fence has damage. Replace it when posts are rotted along most of the run, the rails are sagging everywhere, or the repair quote passes roughly a third of full replacement cost. A quick test: push the post at shoulder height. If it moves and the wood crumbles at the soil line, that post is done. We tell you which one you are looking at during the free inspection, even when the answer is repair.
For a standard repair, no. Fixing posts, boards, rails or gates on an existing fence at legal height does not need a building permit in Toronto. You do need approval for a pool enclosure fence, a fence on City property or road allowance, or any fence built above the height limits in Toronto Municipal Code Chapter 447. If your repair touches a pool gate, we handle the enclosure requirements so it passes inspection.
North York follows Toronto Municipal Code Chapter 447. Side and rear yard fences are capped around 2.0 metres, roughly 6 feet 7 inches, so the common 6 foot backyard fence is fine. Front yard fences are limited to about 1.2 metres if solid, with more height allowed when the design is at least half open. Corner lots have a daylight triangle rule that keeps anything near the intersection low for driver visibility. We match your repair to those limits.
A fence on the shared line is usually a shared cost, but Toronto opted out of the Line Fences Act, so there is no city arbitrator. Neighbours settle it between themselves, or through civil court if talks fail. Our practical advice: get the written quote first, then show it to your neighbour. A clear line-item price with photos settles most of these conversations in a day. We are happy to split the invoice between two households.
Yes, and that is most of our work. A lean almost always traces back to one or two failed posts, not the whole fence. We remove the bad post and its concrete, set a new post in fast-set concrete, then pull the rails and boards back plumb and refasten them. The rest of your fence stays where it is. Replacing two posts costs a fraction of a new fence and buys you years.
Most repairs finish in one visit. Plan on about 90 minutes per post replacement, so a typical three-post job is a half day. A full section rebuild takes most of a day. We use rapid-set concrete that firms up in minutes, which matters if you have a pool or a dog and cannot leave the fence open overnight. Larger storm jobs get a milestone schedule before we start.
We repair fences knocked down by wind, ice and falling branches across North York, and we photograph the damage and the rebuild for your claim. Most Ontario home policies cover fence damage from a sudden insured event like a windstorm, but not slow rot or general wear. Photograph the damage before anything gets moved, call your insurer, then send us the pictures for a written quote you can submit.
We repair fences across all of North York, including Willowdale, Newtonbrook, Bayview Village, Don Mills, Parkwoods, Victoria Village, Flemingdon Park, York Mills, Hoggs Hollow, Armour Heights, Lawrence Manor, Bathurst Manor, Downsview and Humber Summit. We work the neighbourhoods around Yonge and Sheppard, Bathurst and Finch, and the pockets north of Highway 401. Call +1 519-981-8478 to confirm your street.
