Fence installation & repair · Haul Yeah! · Chris Spana, owner

A fence that works for your property.

A leaning section, a gate that won't close, or a yard that needs a fence from the start: tell Chris what you're working with. Haul Yeah! handles new installations and repairs, beginning with a free estimate.

Wood privacy and chain-link fencing, gate repairs, and storm-damage repairs are all part of the work. Chris Spana, born and raised in Sugar Land, is the person you can call or text to talk through the project.

  • Wood privacy fencing
  • Chain-link fencing
  • New installations
  • Fence repairs
  • Gate repairs
  • Storm-damage repairs

Repair it or start fresh?

A few broken boards can be a different decision from multiple leaning posts. The part you can see isn't always the whole problem: a gate that keeps dragging may point to a post or hinge issue. Describe what is failing, how much of the fence is affected, and what you want the finished fence to do.

  • Show both sides of the damaged area when possible.
  • Include a photo of the posts and the bottom of the fence.
  • For a gate, mention whether it drags, won't latch, or has shifted.

Make the new fence fit the job

Privacy, keeping a yard enclosed, and defining a property line are different priorities. Talk through the material you're considering, the length of the run, gates, and anything that might affect access. If you have HOA requirements or property-line questions, check those before work begins.

Get a clear next step

You don't need to diagnose the fence yourself. A few details and photos make for a better first conversation; Chris can discuss what needs closer attention and provide a free estimate before you commit.

Questions people ask

Can you repair a gate without replacing the whole fence?

That depends on the gate, hardware, and supporting posts. Send photos or call Chris to talk through what is happening.

What types of fences do you work on?

Haul Yeah! works on wood privacy and chain-link fencing, including new installations and repairs.

Should I check my property line or HOA rules?

Yes. Confirm your property boundaries and any applicable HOA requirements before planning a new fence.

Tell Chris about your job and request a free estimate or call 713-454-9013.