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Need to fix supply matching timber also needed

Fix/close the gap on one side of timber fence, as photo

The corner block fence is leaning over onto the street. I need someone to dig up the soil inside and push the existing fence back in. This will also involve adding another stump for extra protection.

I’m looking at options to fix the fence where it came loose and it’s rotten. Not sure if just a bottom part can be replaced or the whole fence need to be redone.

We have a part of fence which is loose and it needs to be secured by adding a new pole.

Need to repair the fence and replace couple of posts will pay for the material

Fencing needs repair. Need to be fixed

Need replace a fence panel

Repair fence panel that has fallen off in high winds.

Fence broken by fallen tree, need to build it back

Replace rotten timber frame with 90x45 treated pine. Size is 1m x 2.5m. Reuse existing corrugated tin. Timber and fasteners to be supplied by tasker. No concrete pouring required, frame can be attached to existing shed wall and to corner post.

Hi, I need a reliable person to repair a leaning section of my timber paling fence. Scope of work: • Assess and fix: One (or two) fence posts appear to have snapped or rotted at the base, causing the fence to lean significantly.

Fence: Timber fence approx. 36m long x 1.8m high Scope: Minimal repair only (no painting) What I need done: Re-fasten/secure any loose palings and rails Tighten/replace fixings where needed (screws/nails) Replace 3–6 timber palings/planks (max 6) that are damaged Make the fence solid and tidy, ready for painting later Clean up and remove any small debris off-site What’s NOT included: No post replacement / no re-levelling the whole fence No full fence rebuild No painting Budget guide (please quote accordingly): If you supply materials: Budget $400–$800 (include materials + pickup) Materials: You supply materials: You supply palings, fasteners, and any small consumables What to include in your offer:: Estimated time required Any assumptions (e.g., “up to 6 palings included”) Confirmation you have the tools to cut/fit palings and securely fix rails Timing: Flexible — ideally within the next 1–2 weeks.

Wooden fence needs repair in 2 sections. 1.The fence is tilting (into our property) and needs securing. 2. Bottom panel is no longer secure. See photos.

I require my side fence fixed. Left of house which is approx 15m offence requires new posts to be installed. (Approx 4-5 posts)

Need to understand can this leaning fence be repaired? I also need the verticals extended along the fence so I can add some more pickets so it joins up with the side fence. I’m assuming that might require another post?

Looking for a fix on this fence, it needs replacing but just need to get it in a half decent shape before getting it replaced at a later date. A handful of pailings need to be replaced, but mostly just getting it standing up and half straight. Not looking for perfection, just a temporary fix to make it solid. Two sections. First is roughly 10m long. Another smaller section 3m long at the back.

Our side fence just blew down - it measures 10m long by about 1.5m high. I need help making safe and securing the side of our house. The access is very good - we are a corner block and the fence is on the side street side. There is the potential to quote for the full repair/replace when you get here - but for now I just need help getting the fence off the street and making it safe and secure. Thanks!!

Hi Taskers, We need to replace the rotted bottom timber (bottom rail) on a section of our timber paling fence. The old, damaged timber has already been removed and the ground along the fence line has mostly been levelled. The vertical palings are still in place and mostly sound. The affected section is approximately 4.5–5 metres. Please supply own equipment and materials (treated wood, etc). Ideally the work would be completed before Monday. Thanks

I have a bamboo fence with some parts on the fence having come loose with all the windy days we’ve had. I’m looking for someone who is able to fix it. It’s not a big job, just the two small panels on top of the bricks and one side of the larger panels. I need someone who will be able to drill the panels down into the bricks, tie them together from the back (no cable ties if possible as it doesn’t look great) or something similar that will hold them down and together otherwise the same issue will arise next winter.