Fence Services in Plano & North DFW

A fence needs different things at different ages, so we kept the whole trade under one roof. As a fence company in Plano, TX, we build new fences, fix aging ones, keep the wood sealed and keep the gates swinging, with one crew accountable for all of it. Here is what each service covers and where to read more.

Fence Installation

Most of the fences we build are cedar, and we are picky about how they go together. Picket grade, post type and build style get decided yard by yard, because the right build depends on your soil, your slope and what the fence has to stand up to. Our cedar fences page shows the heights, patterns and options we build most, and if a two-story house next door looks into your yard, an 8-foot privacy fence is usually the answer. Every fence installation quote spells out what each choice costs.

Fence Repair

A lean, a sagging gate or a few blown-down panels rarely means the whole fence is done. We reset failed posts, replace broken pickets and rails, re-square gates and stand storm-damaged sections back up, usually without touching the parts that are still sound. Repair work gets the same crew and the same standards as a new build. Our fence repair page covers the full list of what we take on and how pricing works.

Fence Staining

Stain is maintenance, not decoration. Bare wood does not last long under Texas sun, and a scheduled coat of stain is the cheapest protection a fence can get. We stain the fences we build and plenty we did not, including older gray fences that need a proper cleaning first. Stain types, colors, timing and what a job costs are all covered on our fence staining page. And if yours has already gone gray, that does not mean it is too late.

Gates & Automatic Openers

Gates are the moving part of a fence, so they are usually the first thing to act up. We build and hang walk gates that stay square, install automatic driveway gates in wood and iron, and service the openers that run them, whether we put the gate in or someone else did. If yours drags, will not latch or has stopped answering the remote, our automatic gates page covers the repair side too, so read it before you assume the whole gate needs replacing.

Cities We Serve

Everything runs out of Plano. Fifteen cities sounds like a wide net, but it is really a tight loop around our home base, and short drives matter when a storm has just dropped a section of your fence. We have also built enough fences in each of these suburbs to know their soil, their HOAs and their local rules. Every city below has its own page covering what we build there and the details worth knowing before you collect quotes.

We install and repair fences in Plano and the neighboring suburbs of Frisco, Allen and McKinney. We head south into Richardson, Garland and Dallas, east through Murphy, Wylie and Sachse, and west to Carrollton. And we follow the new construction north through Prosper, Celina, Anna and Melissa, where so much of our work is first fences for brand-new backyards. The build does not change with the zip code. Only the drive time does.

Plano Fence Questions, Answered

What does a wood fence cost in Plano?

For a 6-foot wood privacy fence, plan on $25 to $60 per linear foot installed. Pine sits at the bottom of that range, cedar board-on-board with steel posts near the top. Our wood fence cost guide walks through every line of that math, and the cost calculator on our site gives you a working range before we ever come out.

Should I repair my fence or replace it?

Look at the posts before anything else. If most are still solid and the damage is limited to pickets, rails or a gate, repair is usually the better money. If posts are failing along the whole line, new pickets only delay the invoice. Our fence repair page lays out the call, and we will tell you honestly which side of it your fence is on.

Do I need a permit to build a fence in Plano?

Sometimes. Permit rules vary city to city across DFW. A few of the cities we serve require one for any new fence, while others only care past a certain height or length. Your HOA can be stricter than the city, especially on height, style and stain color, so confirm both before building. When we quote your job, we tell you what applies to your address.

How long does a cedar fence last here?

An unstained cedar fence in North Texas usually runs 12 to 20 years. Maintained cedar, stained on schedule with small problems fixed early, can reach 25 to 30. The difference between those numbers is upkeep, not luck. We wrote a full cedar fence lifespan guide on what ages fences fastest here and what buys them time.

Do you offer free estimates?

Yes, always, with no pressure attached. Request one through our estimate form and we will set a time to walk your fence line, measure it and give you an exact price in writing before you decide anything. If it is easier to talk it through first, call 972-349-1444.