Every photo is from an actual job our crew completed. No stock images. No filters. Just honest fence work done right.
This job started as a fence renewal — old pickets removed, one post added, a single gate built in place of the old double. The homeowner wanted the full picture, so we custom-built matching redwood planter boxes and laid a stepping stone path through the front yard. Stained throughout for a unified, finished look.
Faded paint, gapping pickets, and a bare front yard became fresh redwood throughout, a custom single gate, matching redwood planter boxes, and a stepping stone path — all stained to match.
Built to match the fence — same redwood, same stain. Three boxes flank the gate and anchor the yard's new look.
Hand-laid stone path runs through the front yard to the gate, tying the whole space into a finished outdoor room.
Replaced the old double gate with a single, better-framed unit — cleaner look, easier to use, built to last.
This backyard privacy fence had rotted post bases and sections pulling away from the ground. We set 5 new structural posts, reset the fence line, and reused all original pickets — at a fraction of the rebuild cost.
Without a solid post, this section had drifted outward and separated at the base. New footings and a replacement post brought it back in line.
Same fence line, same pickets — completely different result. Five new posts reset the entire run to a consistent height and straight line.
The homeowner tried to fix the fence themselves, resulting in a crooked post and a leaning fence. This is exactly the kind of situation TFR is built for.
Posts were solid — no reason to pull them. New double gate panels on a steel frame, fresh cedar pickets, finished with a rich redwood stain.
Old panels stripped. Posts confirmed solid.
New double-gate frame fabricated and hung with heavy-duty hardware.
Fresh cedar installed and sealed with deep redwood stain.
The steel skeleton mid-build shows the structural upgrade underneath the finished cedar.
Fresh cedar on steel with deep redwood stain. Posts still in the ground — saved the homeowner the cost of pulling them.
Twisted frame, stripped hardware, gate wouldn't latch. Rebuilt with fresh cedar on the existing post, with new black hardware that closes cleanly. Fence panels untouched.
Twisted off-square with a stripped latch became a fresh cedar frame, hung plumb, with a solid black lever latch.
New cedar, consistent height, black hardware — the whole entry looks intentional and finished.
This fence wasn't leaning — it was down. Entire sections had collapsed flat and the homeowner needed it standing without a full rebuild budget. We set 6 new posts, rescued every usable original picket from the collapse, and drove steel fence repair spikes into posts that still had life left. The result looks weathered because those are the original rescued pickets — and that's exactly the point. Same wood, standing straight, fraction of the rebuild cost.
The posts had rotted clean through at ground level. Entire sections had fallen flat, taking the pickets with them. This is the worst case scenario for a homeowner — no privacy, no security. They needed it standing fast.
The weathered, grey look is intentional — these are the original rescued pickets. The fence is standing straight and solid on 6 new posts with steel repair spikes reinforcing the rest. The homeowner got a standing, secure fence without paying for a single new picket.
Standing at one end looking down the run now tells a different story. Consistent height, straight line, solid posts. The weathered grey look is the original wood — same pickets that were on the ground when we arrived.
Original pickets, posts, and hardware that still have life in them get saved, not swapped out. If it works, we keep it — and pass that savings straight to you.
Steel repair spikes, sistered posts, and targeted fixes mean we can stabilize without a full teardown. Less labor, less material, same solid result.
Every project on this page saved the homeowner money by choosing Renew over Rebuild. New posts where needed, original materials everywhere else — that's the TFR difference.
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