Services / Residential Construction / FencING REPAIR
Hardwood, vinyl, metal, and custom gates — Built and repaired by a licensed Portland metro crew that shows up on schedule and leaves the job site clean.
Services / Residential Construction / FencING REPAIR
Hardwood, vinyl, metal, and custom gates — Built and repaired by a licensed Portland metro crew that shows up on schedule and leaves the job site clean.
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Fencing repair
Every fencing project starts with an on-site walkthrough, a written scope, and a firm price. No surprices change orders once we start.
We handle utility locates, post setting, and haul-away of old fencing as part of the job, not as an upsell.
Whether it's one gate or a full perimeter, the same crew sees it through from tear-out to final walkthrough.

Why choose I&X
01
One licensed crew, start to finish
No subcontractor hand-offs. The team that measures your job is the team that installs it — CCB #253290, licensed, bonded, and insured.
02
A firm price before we start
Written scope and price after the walkthrough — not a rough number that grows once tear-out begins.
03
We work Oregon's City housing stock
Historic bluff-top homes and steep lots sit near river with a long flood history. Weplan for slop, soil, and moisture before we start.
04
Clear communication, every step
You'll know the schedule, who's on site, and what's next — You won't chase us for updates mid-project.
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— Robert D.
COMmon Questions
Most residential fences take 1 to 3 days once materials are on site. Larger Perimiters, sloped lots , and custome gates take longer. You get a written schedule after the walkthrough.
Yes. We tear out the old fence, pull the posts, and haul everything away. Removal is part of the job, not an upsell.
Yes, we can match the height, styke, and materials where possible. If your fence is too worn to match,we show you options for a clean transition or a full replacement.
Yes. I & X Construction is an Oregon-licensed, bonded, and insured contractor, CCB #253290. Oregan requires contractors performing floor covering work for comspensation to hold the appropriate CCB license. You can verify contractor licensing through the Oregon Construction Contractors Board.
GET STARTED
Share a few details and we'll follow up with a clear, written estimate — usually within one business day.