1. Show the whole section
Take a wide photo of each damaged fence run. Include nearby intact sections so we can see the style, height, and extent of the damage.
Hurricane Isaias · Fence repairs
Storm-damaged fence?
Let’s get your repair started.
Fill out the short form so our team can help. You can add photos and video afterward, or ask us to send a link for later. No recording or live video call is required to submit your request.
Start my repair requestOptional: how our repair process works
Lessons from Hurricane Milton, and our approach to storm repairs.
Same-day estimates after we review your completed walkthrough
If we need more photos, measurements, or a site visit to price the repair, we’ll let you know.
See what to photograph laterAI-generated storm-damage illustration
When you’re ready to document the damage
A clear look. A clear repair plan.
2. Get the details
Photograph broken posts, panels, rails, hinges, and latches. Include damaged gates and anything blocking access to the fence.
3. Walk the fence line
Record a short, steady video showing how the damaged sections connect. The walkthrough guides you through the uploads—no live video call needed.
Only capture what you can safely reach. Keep away from downed wires, unstable trees, and leaning fence sections.
Need help getting started? Give us a call.
(941) 417-8992Documentation for your insurance claim
Get an itemized estimate describing the proposed fence repairs, materials, and labor. Keep your damage photos with your claim records.
Your insurer determines coverage and claim payment. An estimate does not guarantee insurance approval.
Approve the repair. Plan the installation.
After you accept your estimate, our team will help you arrange an installation date based on crew availability, materials, and site readiness.
Submitting this form requests an estimate; it does not reserve an installation appointment.