Service area
Based in far north Fort Worth, we install, repair and stain fences and build automatic gates for homes and businesses throughout the city and in Keller, Southlake, Colleyville, Grapevine, Trophy Club, Haslet and the other cities nearby. Every area brings its own mix of HOA rules, lot sizes, trees and soil, and we plan for all of it.
Service area
Our base sits off Park Vista in far north Fort Worth, close to Keller and Alliance, so the cities to the north and northeast are part of our everyday area.
Plus every Fort Worth neighborhood, from Alliance, Heritage and Park Glen to Tanglewood, Fairmount and Wedgwood. Not sure if you are covered? Call with your address.
Neighborhoods
From new master-planned communities to century-old streets, here is a look at the parts of Fort Worth we serve and what tends to shape a fence project in each.
Our home base near Park Vista and Alliance. Master-planned communities here often have HOA fence guidelines, and many builder-installed fences are reaching replacement age.
Mature trees, larger lots and established streets. Expect root zones, overhanging limbs and front-yard ornamental fencing in the conversation.
Older homes, alleys and narrow side yards. Historic districts can require design review for fences visible from the street, so confirm with the City before you plan.
A mix of established neighborhoods and newer subdivisions, from chain link upgrades to full privacy-fence replacements.
Do not see your neighborhood? These lists are not exhaustive. Call (682) 610-8120 with your address.
What changes street to street
Master-planned communities often specify fence height, style, stain color and which side faces out. Bring your guidelines and we design to them.
Fences visible from the street in designated historic districts can need design review. Confirm the process with the City before you finalize a plan.
Older neighborhoods bring big roots and overhanging limbs. Post locations are planned around root zones, and storm-damage risk shapes material choice.
Narrow side yards, alley-loaded lots and tight gates affect how materials get in and how the fence is built. We plan access before the schedule.
Home base
Our office is in far north Fort Worth, close to Alliance, Heritage and the Park Vista corridor.
Services
Cedar and pine privacy fences in side-by-side, board-on-board and horizontal styles, with gates and stain options.
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Ornamental iron and steel fences with matching gates: a defined, secure boundary that keeps the view open.
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Galvanized and black-coated chain link for yards, dog runs and commercial enclosures, with gates sized for the job.
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Low-maintenance privacy fences with a wood-look finish, matching gates and layouts planned for slopes.
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Trex Seclusions and Horizons privacy fences, installed with slopes and gates planned as one system.
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Pool fences and self-closing gates planned as one complete enclosure, with the view kept open.
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Swing and sliding driveway gates with openers, keypads and remotes planned as one complete system.
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Leaning sections, broken posts and boards, storm damage and sagging gates, fixed at the cause.
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Cleaning, prep and staining that protects new or weathered wood fences from sun and moisture.
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Coverage, city rules, HOA approval and historic districts in Fort Worth and nearby cities.
More fence questionsWe work on homes and businesses across Fort Worth, from the far north communities around Alliance and Heritage to the west side, the Near Southside and south and east Fort Worth. Call or send your address to confirm.
Yes. Along with Fort Worth, we serve nearby cities including Keller, Southlake, Colleyville, Grapevine, Trophy Club, Westlake, Roanoke, Haslet, Northlake, Justin, Saginaw, Watauga, North Richland Hills and Haltom City.
Yes. Each city sets its own fence, permit and pool-barrier requirements, and many neighborhoods add HOA rules on top. Check the current requirements for your city and HOA before work begins; we plan the fence to them.
Check your HOA’s architectural guidelines for height, style, materials, stain color and which side faces out, and submit for approval before work starts if required. Share the guidelines with us and the quote will be designed to them.
Designated historic districts can require design review for changes visible from the street, including fences. Confirm the current process with the City of Fort Worth before you plan a front-yard or street-facing fence.
Tell us what you want to build, fix or refresh. You will get a clear, written quote and straight advice on the options.
