Posts reset, pickets matched, sagging gates rehung square. Priced on the call, usually finished in one visit.
BBBAccredited BusinessKaminskiy Care and Repair repairs wood fences and gates across Charlotte, from Dilworth, Myers Park, Elizabeth and Plaza Midwood to SouthPark, Cotswold, Ballantyne, Steele Creek, University City and Highland Creek. Posts rotted at the ground are reset in fresh concrete, broken pickets and rails are matched, and gates that drag are rehung square, usually in one visit. You get the price on the call, in writing, before anything is scheduled, and we keep every board that is still sound. Since 2005, from our Charlotte crew.
Eight repairs, one crew, priced before we come out.
Red clay, summer storms and the big oaks Charlotte is known for wear a Charlotte fence down. We reset the posts, match the wood, and rehang the gate so it latches with one hand. Same fence, standing straight.
AFTERBEFORE
Post Reset
Picket & Plank Swap
Gate Rescue
New Wood Gate
Section Rebuild
Storm & Wind Damage
Hinges & Latches
Stain & SealA Charlotte fence does not need replacing because a limb landed on it. Each item above is a quick repair: we price it on the call and the usual job is finished in one visit.
Priced and on the calendar during the first call.
A written quote you approve before anyone drives out.
One visit, truck stocked, warranty in writing.
The repair carries a one-year workmanship warranty, in writing, from our Charlotte crew.
Trees, clay and storms. Charlotte's old neighborhoods sit under big oaks, and when a storm comes through, as Helene did in September 2024 with gusts over 50 miles an hour, the limbs come down on the fences. Underneath, red clay holds water and the eastern subterranean termite works in wherever wood meets soil, so the posts are already weak at the ground line. The fix is new posts in fresh concrete and matched boards, not a new fence.
Not for a repair. North Carolina does not make an ordinary home fence a building-permit item; Charlotte asks for a building permit over six feet and a city certificate for any fence along a street. In the local historic districts a fence change needs a Certificate of Appropriateness first.
Reset posts and matching pickets fix most fences for a fraction of the cost of a new one, and that is the work we do. Whole-fence replacement, vinyl and iron are not our lane. If that is what the fence needs, we say so on the call, and we still fix the gate and the sections that can be saved.
North Carolina's residential code wants a pool barrier gate that opens away from the pool and closes and latches on its own, with the release out of a small child's reach. That is the first thing we check on a pool fence. The gap the dog found at the bottom is a rail and a picket, fixed in the same visit.
Old lots, big oaks and picket fences on their original posts. Limbs come down in every storm and the posts rot at grade. We rebuild the broken sections and match the pickets, and in the historic districts we keep the repair to what was there.
Bigger yards, pools and association fence standards. The pool gate stops closing on its own and the hinge post leans. We reset the post, rehang the gate so it closes and latches every time, and match the association's board and stain.
Family streets with good-neighbor fences on red clay that stays wet after a storm. A few summers in, the posts loosen. We reset them in fresh concrete and replace what the termites took.
Say what the fence has done, or text a photo of the damage. The Charlotte crew prices it on that call, in writing, and only then do we pick a date.
Posts, rails, pickets, hardware and concrete are on the truck before it leaves. A reset post, a swapped run of pickets or a rehung gate in Charlotte is done the first time out. A bigger storm rebuild gets its own day.
A gate rotted through gets its replacement built in the yard: single, wood, matched, up to four feet wide. A section that went down under a limb is rebuilt on the posts you already have.
The broken wood, old boards and spent concrete go on the truck. The one-year workmanship warranty is in writing on the same sheet as your price, before we leave the yard.
North Carolina does not make an ordinary home fence a building-permit item, but Charlotte asks for a building permit for a fence or wall over six feet, and a city Fence and Wall Certificate for any fence along or bounding a city street; corners keep their sight triangles clear. Its eight local historic districts, Dilworth, Fourth Ward, Hermitage Court, McCrorey Heights, Oaklawn Park, Plaza Midwood, Wesley Heights and Wilmore, need a Certificate of Appropriateness.
North Carolina's residential code expects a pool barrier gate to open away from the pool and close and latch on its own, with the release out of a small child's reach. If your pool gate drags open or the latch no longer catches, that is the first thing we fix.
Ballantyne, Highland Creek and many of the newer streets have associations with fence standards; the historic districts have the commission's own rules for front-yard pickets. A repair that matches the existing fence rarely needs approval, and we can put the materials and finish in writing for a form.
Can't find your answer? Call 704-703-9760 and ask us anything.
Call 704-703-9760Fast enough that most Charlotte callers have a date within days. The repair is priced on the call, the truck carries the posts, rails, pickets, hardware and concrete, and a reset post, a run of pickets or a rehung gate is done in one visit. Storm damage across several sections is scheduled as its own job, and we say how long on the call.
Yes. Fence and gate repair is handyman work: a post reset in concrete, rails and pickets swapped, hinges and a latch fitted so the gate catches. Kaminskiy is licensed, bonded and insured, so when the job grows into a rebuilt section or a new gate built on site, the same crew carries it through.
It comes down to how many posts gave out, how much wood has to be replaced, and how easy the fence is to get to, a back line behind a Steele Creek house being harder than a side yard off the drive. Tell us what you see, or text a photo, and the price is in writing on that call. It does not move once we arrive.
Yes. A limb on a fence usually breaks rails and pickets and pulls a post or two. We clear what is broken, reset the posts in fresh concrete, rebuild the section and match the boards. Tell us how much went down and we price it on the call.
No. Wood fence and gate repair is our lane, and it stays there. Whole-fence replacement, vinyl, iron or aluminum fencing and electric gate openers go to other trades, and we tell you that on the call instead of at the house. The gate and the sections that can be saved, we still fix.
Not a like-for-like repair. Charlotte asks for a building permit only over six feet, and a city certificate for a fence along a street. In Dilworth, Plaza Midwood, Wilmore and the other historic districts, a change needs a Certificate of Appropriateness, and we tell you that on the call.
All of Charlotte, including Dilworth, Myers Park, Elizabeth, Plaza Midwood, SouthPark, Cotswold, Ballantyne, Steele Creek, University City and Highland Creek, plus Matthews, Pineville and Huntersville. Call 704-703-9760 to confirm your address and get on the schedule.
Describe the fence or gate, or text a photo of it, and we call back with a written price and a time. Calling is still faster: 704-703-9760.
Priced on the call, fixed in one visit, warranted in writing.
We answer in under three rings, 24/7.No price games. You get a clear written quote before any work begins, backed by our workmanship warranty.
