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  "name": "When should I repair my wood fence versus replacing it entirely?",
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      "name": "When should I repair my wood fence versus replacing it entirely?",
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        "text": "Repairing your wood fence is often a cost-effective solution if only a few posts, panels, or pickets are damaged, or if the overall structure remains sound. For instance, if you have localized rot near the ground on a few posts, spot repairs can extend the fence's life. However, if more than 20-30% of your fence shows signs of extensive rot, widespread structural instability, or significant insect damage, a full replacement might offer better long-term value. Our team at Maine Results, Inc. can assess the extent of the damage during an on-site visit in areas like Garden City or Meridian to help you make an informed decision based on your fence's condition and your budget.",
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        "description": "Consider repair for localized damage, but replacement might be better for widespread rot or structural issues affecting over 20-30% of the fence. An on-site assessment can determine the best approach."
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  "description": "Consider repair for localized damage, but replacement might be better for widespread rot or structural issues affecting over 20-30% of the fence. An on-site ass"
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