Top Rated DFW Fence Company

Yes — we offer low-interest, 12-month financing options for qualified homeowners. 

It depends on the project. Smaller projects without much complexity can be quoted over the phone with a few measurements/photos. For larger, more complex projects, we only confirm final pricing on-site. This is to ensure we provide you with an accurate and competitive quote.

Many things can impact overall pricing for a fence installation, including location, terrain, linear footage, style (board-on-board, horizontal), height (6′ vs 8′), gate count, terrain, demo/haul-off, and stain/seal add-ons.

Usually, no, for standard residential fences under typical heights, but certain situations (corner lots, pool enclosures, retaining walls) can trigger permits. We confirm with the city and handle paperwork if needed.

Most DFW neighborhoods allow 6 ft in side/back yards and up to 8 ft with conditions. Corner-lot sight lines may restrict height near driveways/intersections. HOAs can be stricter.

Many DFW communities require pre-approval by the HOA. We will provide drawings, specs, and photos upon request to speed up your HOA submission.

Cedar: richer look, more stable, long-lasting, naturally rot/bug resistant, higher upfront cost.
Pressure-treated pine: budget-friendly, takes stain well, doesn’t last quite as long as cedar, more prone to warping than cedar pickets.

Cedar pickets: ~15–25 years with proper staining/maintenance.
Pressure-treated pickets: ~10–15 years. Hardware and posts matter a lot.

Steel posts are more durable, last longer, and resist rot/movement. Wood posts are more economical and can match an all-wood look. We install both.

Typically 30–36 inches in concrete to handle North Texas clay soil and wind. We adjust based on height, soil, and gate loads.

Board-on-board for privacy is certainly a clear winner here, cap-and-trim comes in a close second, modern horizontal and shadowbox coming in third . We’ll match your home and HOA guidelines.

After wood dries—usually 2–4 weeks in warm weather. We offer pre-scheduling so staining happens at the right time.

Every 2–3 years for transparent/semis, 3–4 years for darker tones. North Texas weather, orientation and sprinklers can shorten those intervals.

Yes. Tear-out and haul-off are available and included on replacement quotes if selected.

Most fence installations require 1–3 business days depending on footage, terrain, and gates. We give a clear schedule before we start.

We provide a 12-month workmanship warranty plus manufacturer warranties on materials/hardware where applicable. Your contract will specify terms.

Absolutely. We also install self-closing, self-latching gates to meet pool barrier code requirements.

We do. Texas 811 locates public utilities before we dig. Please point out any private lines (sprinklers, low-voltage lighting).

We pause for safety and quality; concrete and staining need dry conditions. We’ll reschedule promptly and communicate daily.

Only if they’re straight, solid, and set correctly. Often it’s more reliable to replace to ensure longevity and alignment.

If boundaries are unclear or a neighbor disputes a line, a survey protects you. We build to the survey when provided.

Cost-sharing is a private agreement between homeowners. We’ll split proposals for signatures and collect separately if you’d like.

Walk gates and driveway gates with wood or steel frames, decorative options, keypad locks, manual openers, and automatic openers.

Yes—clean job sites, pet-safe protocols, landscape protection, daily cleanup, and thorough magnet sweeps for nails are of the utmost importance to us. Our motto is our customers should only be able to tell we have been in their yard by the big, new beautiful fence impressing all of their neighbors ;)