Rotted post replacement
Posts on older Bogalusa fences tend to fail at the ground line first. The crew digs them out and resets new pressure-treated posts so the rest of the fence can stay.

Northbound Fences installs and repairs fences and gates in Bogalusa, from the older mill-town streets near downtown to rural lots out toward the Pearl River. Estimates are free, quotes are written, and the price on the quote is the price you pay.
Northbound Fences is a Covington-based, licensed and insured Louisiana fence contractor. Eric Bankston started the company in 2005, and it now works across St. Tammany, Tangipahoa and Washington Parishes, Bogalusa included.
Yes. Northbound Fences builds new wood, vinyl, chain link and picket fences in Bogalusa and repairs the ones already standing: rotted posts, leaning runs, sagging gates and storm damage. The crew is Northbound’s own, and most residential jobs wrap up in one to three days.
Bogalusa grew up around a sawmill. The Great Southern Lumber Company built the town in the early 1900s, and the paper mill that followed still runs today. A lot of Bogalusa’s housing dates from those mill decades, so many fences here are old, too: wood fences that have been patched for years, chain link with bent top rail, and gates that no longer latch.
That is why so many Bogalusa calls start as a repair question. Northbound Fences looks at the posts first. If they are solid, replacing boards, pickets or one bad section is often all a fence needs. If the posts have rotted at the ground line, the honest answer is a new fence, and the quote says so plainly.
Bogalusa is also Washington Parish’s largest city, and it thins out quickly into rural lots and small acreage along the parish roads. Out there the work looks more like the rest of the parish: pasture fence, ranch rail and wide gates. Searching for fence repair near me in Bogalusa usually means one of those two situations, and the crew handles both.
Posts on older Bogalusa fences tend to fail at the ground line first. The crew digs them out and resets new pressure-treated posts so the rest of the fence can stay.
When an old fence is past saving, a new board or board-on-board privacy fence goes in on the same line. See fence installation.
Galvanized or vinyl-coated chain link is a practical, lower-cost yard fence, with privacy slats if you want the view blocked.
Re-hung gates, new heavy-duty hinges and latches, and anti-sag kits for wide wood gates. See gate repair.
Northbound Fences checks three Bogalusa conditions at every estimate before recommending repair or replacement.

All five services reach Bogalusa. New fences, fence repair and gate repair make up most of the calls.

New wood, vinyl, chain link, aluminum and picket fences built to your lot.

Storm, fallen-tree, rot, leaning-post and animal damage fixed.

Sagging gates, broken hinges, failed latches and leaning posts.
Northbound Fences repairs wood, vinyl, chain link and farm fences in Bogalusa, including leaning sections, rotted posts, storm damage and trees on the fence. The crew comes up from Covington on LA-21. Call (985) 630-4452, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM, for a free estimate.
Often it can be repaired. If the posts are sound, Northbound Fences replaces rotten pickets, rails or single sections with pressure-treated lumber. If most posts are rotted at the ground, a new fence usually costs less over time than patching. The estimate tells you which, with no pressure either way. See fence repair.
Property inside Bogalusa city limits follows the City of Bogalusa’s rules, and land outside the city falls under Washington Parish. Check with the city or the parish before you build; Northbound Fences confirms the requirements at the estimate and pulls any permit that is needed.
Call Northbound Fences at (985) 630-4452, Monday–Friday 9 AM–6 PM, or send the form. The crew will look at the fence and give you a written quote either way.