Fort Worth, Texas
Fort Worth
Fence Company
Fort Worth Fence Company provides fence installation, repair, staining and automatic gates for homes and businesses. Find the right fit for your Fort Worth property, from backyard privacy to driveway access.
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Fence installation, repairs and gates.
Choose the work you need: a new privacy fence, an open-view boundary, a driveway gate or a repair to an existing fence. Each service explains the options and the details that affect your project.
Wood Fencing
Wood privacy fences in side-by-side, board-on-board and horizontal styles, with gate and finish options.
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Iron Fencing
Ornamental metal fences and coordinated gates that define the property while keeping the view open.
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Chain Link Fencing
Galvanized and coated chain link for yards and practical enclosures, with pedestrian and equipment access.
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Composite Fencing
Privacy-fence installation with the selected system, grade changes and gate access considered together.
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Trex Fencing
Seclusions and Horizons privacy-fence installation, with the layout, slopes and gates planned as one system.
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Pool Fencing
Pool fences and gates considered as one enclosure, with attention to visibility and access.
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Automatic Gates
Swing and sliding driveway gates with automation and access controls considered as a complete system.
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Fence Repair
Repairs for damaged boards, posts, sections and gate problems, with replacement considered where needed.
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Fence Staining
Cleaning, preparation and staining for suitable wood fencing, with color and coverage clearly defined.
Explore fence stainingThe details behind the fence
Good work starts below the surface.
The visible boards are only part of the story. Ground conditions, posts, rails and gate hardware shape how the whole fence performs.
Read the property first.
Survey information, grade, drainage, utilities and access establish where a fence can work. Existing structures and shared boundaries belong in that conversation too.
Make material a practical choice.
Privacy, visibility, upkeep and appearance pull in different directions. Compare the system as a whole, from posts to the final finish.
Give the gate its own plan.
Every opening changes the fence. Pedestrian access, driveway width, slope and daily use should guide the frame, hardware and operator choices.
Put the scope in writing.
A useful proposal identifies the materials, layout, preparation, removal, approvals, cleanup and terms. Any coverage or exclusions should be stated clearly.
Our approach to planning
From first idea to final walkthrough
A clear path to a better boundary.
Start with your property
Gather the approximate length, the purpose of the fence, photos and any gate or access needs.
Compare the options
Review materials, privacy, upkeep, site conditions and the details that could change the scope.
Define the work in writing
Confirm the layout, materials, preparation, approvals, exclusions and terms before scheduling.
Review the finished details
Check the completed scope, gate operation, cleanup and the care instructions for the chosen material.
Before the estimate
A few things worth asking.
A little planning makes fence options easier to compare.
More fence questionsWhat fence services can I compare?
Explore wood, ornamental iron, chain link, composite, Trex and pool fencing, along with automatic gates, fence repair and staining. Each service page explains material choices, scope questions and related options.
What affects the cost of a fence in Fort Worth?
Length, height, material, removal, ground conditions, access and gates all influence a quote. Finishing, electrical work, approvals and cleanup can also affect the scope. Compare the included work and specifications alongside the total.
Do I need a permit or HOA approval?
Requirements depend on the property, fence location, height, design and scope. Historic districts, corner lots and pool barriers can require additional review. Check current City of Fort Worth guidance and any HOA restrictions before scheduling work.
Should a leaning fence be repaired or replaced?
Start with the posts, connections and surrounding sections. Localized damage may be repairable; widespread deterioration or a failing support system can make replacement more practical. A site assessment should explain both options.
What should I have ready for an estimate?
A rough length, the purpose of the fence, preferred material and a few photos of the existing boundary are useful. Note gates, slopes, difficult access and any survey or HOA documents. Precise measurements can come later.
Ready to talk about your fence?
Call or email with your location, fence type and what you want to install, repair or replace.