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615 Fence, fence company in Nashville TN 615-431-3789

Repair, Staining & Care

Fence post replacement that restores the strength a fence needs to stand

Posts do the heavy lifting. Replacing rotted or loose posts brings a leaning, wobbly fence back to solid.

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Fence Post Replacement

The posts are the backbone of a fence. Wood posts rot at the ground line, concrete footings crack and shift in Tennessee clay and posts that were set too shallow lean when the ground freezes and thaws. A fence with failing posts feels loose, leans and puts stress on every board and rail. Replacing the posts, rather than propping them, is the repair that lasts.

We replace fence posts for homeowners in Nashville and across Middle Tennessee. We support the fence, remove the old post and footing, set new treated or steel posts at the right depth in concrete, reattach the rails and check that everything is plumb and in line.

What you get

Done right, from the first walk-through

01

Old posts fully removed

Rot and old concrete cleared out.

02

Right depth and footing

Deeper than the frost line, set in concrete.

03

Treated or steel posts

Materials chosen for the ground and fence.

04

Rails reattached

Rails and boards are refit and aligned.

The process

How your service comes together

  1. 1

    Mark failing posts

    We test every post and mark the ones that need replacing.

  2. 2

    Remove and reset

    Old posts are removed and new ones set in concrete.

  3. 3

    Reattach and align

    Rails and boards are refit, plumb and level.

FAQ

Common questions about post replacement

How do you know if a post is bad?

A post that moves in the ground, is soft near the base or shows rot needs to be replaced.

Can you replace just one post?

Yes. We often replace a few failing posts and keep the rest of the fence.

Do you use wood or steel posts?

Both. Steel posts resist rot, and treated wood is classic. We explain the tradeoffs.

Let us help with your post replacement

Call, text or send the form. Tell us about your yard, your property and what you want the fence to do, and we will take it from there.

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