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Excellent 4.9

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Fence Painting

  • 51 hires on Thumbtack
  • Serves Los Angeles, CA
King R. says, "Jay (Joao) Sanchez (JS Painting 714-598-6026) is extremely good at communicating, answering questions and explaining. Free estimate. He called me 1-2 times a day (like when he's coming that day and the next day). I like his small 3-person operation. I 1st hired him to prep, glaze, caulk, prime and paint exterior wood casement windows. Brothers Memo and Luis came 1st and did an excellent job at prep work, scraping, sandpapering, priming and painting the frame. Once the brothers are done, Jay comes and paints the muntins. Jay is meticulous in painting. I watched their work and was so impressed, I had them pressure hose off old paint, re-stucco, prime and paint the home's front elevation. They took out old cracks with elastomeric caulk, then stucco mesh. They always apply 1 coat of primer and 2 coats of paint over stucco and wood. They don't use primer/paint combos. They use 100% acrylic paint from Dunn-Edwards which they feel has better adhesion than latex paint. Jay did some extra work for free like cutting up plywood for bulky item pickup and painting an exterior wall that was not part of the original deal. They are neat, though pressure washing sprays small paint particles everywhere even with drop cloths. They had me move the car first. They deserve their 4.9/5 star consumer review average. I hope my wife will let me hire them to paint the inside of the home. King R., Los Feliz"See more
King R. says, "Jay (Joao) Sanchez (JS Painting 714-598-6026) is extremely good at communicating, answering questions and explaining. Free estimate. He called me 1-2 times a day (like when he's coming that day and the next day). I like his small 3-person operation. I 1st hired him to prep, glaze, caulk, prime and paint exterior wood casement windows. Brothers Memo and Luis came 1st and did an excellent job at prep work, scraping, sandpapering, priming and painting the frame. Once the brothers are done, Jay comes and paints the muntins. Jay is meticulous in painting. I watched their work and was so impressed, I had them pressure hose off old paint, re-stucco, prime and paint the home's front elevation. They took out old cracks with elastomeric caulk, then stucco mesh. They always apply 1 coat of primer and 2 coats of paint over stucco and wood. They don't use primer/paint combos. They use 100% acrylic paint from Dunn-Edwards which they feel has better adhesion than latex paint. Jay did some extra work for free like cutting up plywood for bulky item pickup and painting an exterior wall that was not part of the original deal. They are neat, though pressure washing sprays small paint particles everywhere even with drop cloths. They had me move the car first. They deserve their 4.9/5 star consumer review average. I hope my wife will let me hire them to paint the inside of the home. King R., Los Feliz"
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Fence and Gate Repairs

  • Serves Los Angeles, CA
Helen K. says, "Here is an example of a good review of the work performed on repairing gates: I would like to express my gratitude for the high-quality work on repairing our gates. Everything was done carefully, professionally and within the agreed time frame. The craftsmen approached the matter responsibly: they fixed all the faults, replaced worn parts, adjusted the mechanism - now the gates work smoothly and without failures. I would like to separately note the politeness and punctuality - they arrived exactly at the appointed time, and left everything tidy. Very pleased with the result! I confidently recommend them to those who are looking for reliable specialists. If you want to make the review more official or, conversely, add a few personal details - let me know and I will adapt the text."See more
Helen K. says, "Here is an example of a good review of the work performed on repairing gates: I would like to express my gratitude for the high-quality work on repairing our gates. Everything was done carefully, professionally and within the agreed time frame. The craftsmen approached the matter responsibly: they fixed all the faults, replaced worn parts, adjusted the mechanism - now the gates work smoothly and without failures. I would like to separately note the politeness and punctuality - they arrived exactly at the appointed time, and left everything tidy. Very pleased with the result! I confidently recommend them to those who are looking for reliable specialists. If you want to make the review more official or, conversely, add a few personal details - let me know and I will adapt the text."

FAQs

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on Thumbtack.

How much does it cost to fix a fence?

The average cost of fence repairs is around $250, with most homeowners paying anywhere between $200 and $300. Fence repairs have a wide range of potential costs, however, ranging from $50 to as much as $1,443. The cost of your fence repair project depends on multiple factors, including where you live, what type of repair you need, the terrain and the fence materials used.

Contact several fence repair professionals near you to get an accurate cost estimate for your fence.

Why does my gate sag?

A gate can sag for a number of reasons. One common reason is that the screws holding the hinges in the wood or other post material have come loose, causing gravity to pull the fence down. Another common problem is the gate post’s lack of stability. Posts can become loose and start to lean, or if they are wooden, they can even rot at the point where they meet the ground.

Should I repair or replace my fence?

Fence repair is better for common problems that only affect small areas, such as a broken picket or a shifting fence post. However, there is a rule of thumb to follow: If the repair project requires replacing 20% or more of your fence, it’s probably time to replace the whole fence. The exception to this rule is if the fence is fairly new and just part of it is damaged. 

What are some common fence repairs?

The most common fence repairs are aimed at fixing:

  • Missing boards or slats. This is a common problem with wood fences.
  • Fence material corrosion. This occurs on metal fences like chain link and iron.
  • A sagging gate. This could result from a tilting fence post or loose hinges.
  • Post movement. Typically, this is caused by frost, corrosion or water.
  • Stains. Moisture and other elements can stain fencing, which may require a professional to remove it.
  • Warping. Warped, curled, cupped or bent boards are unsightly and less effective and need to be replaced.

If you notice any of the above issues with your fence, reach out to fence repair professionals near you to start getting cost estimates and schedule an appointment.

How much does it cost to fix a gate?

Gates can be more expensive to fix than other parts of a fence, and there are several reasons for this. The first is that gates are the only moving parts on a fence — hence they have more components that can wear out, as well as friction and the potential for rusting and sagging. Fixing a gate may require a total replacement or simply replacing certain components like hinges. Sometimes, the repair may involve fixing the surrounding fence.

Contact several gate repair professionals near you to get an accurate cost estimate for your gate.

What are some common gate repairs?

The most common gate repairs tend to be associated with a sagging gate. A gate repair professional will check the hinge system. If the hinges have come loose, they will detach the gate, set the hinges in the proper location and reattach everything. 

Another common repair is replacing or repairing a sagging fence post by digging a new posthole and/or using a concrete footing.

How do you strengthen a fence gate?

If you think your gate needs reinforcement, hire a fence repair professional in your area. Squaring up a fence gate may require adding corner brackets, installing a cable and turnbuckle, and cinching and tightening the cable to the appropriate tension. All of these repairs, as well as digging a new post hole, require expertise and know-how.

What are the advantages of hiring a contractor to repair your fence?

There are several advantages to hiring a fencing contractor to repair your fence:

  • The repair will be done right, ensuring you won’t waste your time and money without the desired results.
  • Because of the tools and materials needed, it might be worth it to hire a pro instead.
  • A contractor can help you avoid problems down the line by fixing issues before they grow in severity.

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