Leaning sections, broken posts, a gate that won't latch, or limbs across the yard? Upload a picture and tell us where you are, and a vetted local crew will follow up with an honest price.
Snap a photo of the damage so the crew can size up the job before they call.
Sections that blew over but are still in one piece get reset and braced so the yard is closed in again.
Snapped posts, shattered pickets, and damaged gates replaced in wood or vinyl.
Date-stamped photos and an itemized written estimate you can hand to your insurance company.
Pick the tree option in the form. We'll line up an insured local tree service to clear it away, and then the fence crew can get to work on the repair.
We're collecting tree requests now and will call you to confirm the schedule.
We cover Gulf Breeze, along with nearby Tiger Point and Midway.
No. It's free, and you're under no obligation to go ahead with the work.
Independent, locally based fence crews and tree services that carry liability insurance. Gulf Breeze Fence Repair matches you with one and sets up the estimate.
Not necessarily. Before filing, look up your policy's hurricane deductible. In Florida it's usually a percentage of your home's insured value rather than a flat dollar amount, so it can easily be higher than the cost of fixing a fence. Some policies also cap or exclude wind damage to fences. Photograph the damage with dates, get an itemized written estimate, and weigh it against your deductible. We can provide the photos and itemized estimate for your records, but we don't file, manage, or negotiate claims. Your agent or insurance company can tell you what your policy covers.
No. Our pricing doesn't go up after a storm. You'll pay what you would on any ordinary week.