Most “best fence company” lists are written by lead-generation sites that have never set a post in Collin County. This one is written by a fence company in Plano, and it names eight of our competitors. Why? Because homeowners ask us who else they should call, and we would rather answer that question in public than pretend the competition does not exist. Shopping for a fence is simple if you do three things: get more than one written quote, compare the actual build specs line by line, and check reviews yourself instead of taking anyone’s word for it, including ours. The companies below are the ones doing real work in and around Plano right now.
Yes, we are on our own list. Wood Wonders Fence & Repair wrote this page, and our entry appears below in alphabetical order with everyone else. To keep it fair, we applied the same criteria to every company: review ratings where we could confirm them, years in business as published, service focus, and warranty terms as stated on each company’s own website. Where a number could not be verified, we left it out rather than guessing. Review counts and ratings change constantly, so treat every figure here as accurate at the time of writing and check the live numbers yourself. Every company name below links directly to that company’s website. Do not take our word for anything here. Click through, read the reviews, and call two or three of them.
A Better Fence Company
A Better Fence Company is veteran owned and operated and has served the Dallas-Fort Worth area for over 15 years, with offices in Frisco, Fort Worth and Lewisville. They publish one of the most detailed build specs we have seen from any DFW fence contractor: heavy-gauge metal posts set 24 to 36 inches deep, stainless steel nails, Maximizer concrete and kickboards, all spelled out before you sign. Cedar fences come in Basic, Value and Premium tiers so you can match the budget to the build, and they carry $2,000,000 in liability insurance plus a free 3-year materials warranty on cedar and metal. They hold an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. Best fit: homeowners who want the exact construction spec in writing and a clear good, better, best choice.
Affordable Fence Company
Affordable Fence Company is a family-owned Plano shop on 17th Street that says it has been in business since 1977, one of the longest track records claimed by any company on this list. Owner Jeff Whitley keeps communication direct, and the work is done by in-house crews rather than subcontractors. The warranty is the headline: 10 years on fences and gates plus a 15-year warranty specifically on leaning posts, spelled out right on their site. They also publish an A+ BBB rating. Best fit: buyers who rank warranty terms and direct owner involvement above everything else.
Fence Makeovers
Fence Makeovers has specialized in fence restoration in Plano since 2003, and they run a showroom on East Plano Parkway where you can see stain colors and a full cedar fence display in person before you commit. The model is restore first: repair, clean, stain and seal a structurally sound fence instead of replacing it, with new installs offered when restoration is not the right call. Written estimates stay valid for 21 days, and they offer free estimates and free second opinions. They are insured and bonded, are BBB members, and publish an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. Best fit: homeowners whose fence has good bones and needs stain, seal and targeted repairs. Full disclosure: their restoration work overlaps directly with our own repair line, and they are excellent at it.
Lowery Fence & Patio
Lowery Fence & Patio runs a large operation out of Sherman and covers Plano with dedicated local service pages. At the time of writing, the Google review widget on their own site shows a 5.0 rating across more than 430 reviews, one of the strongest scores in this set. Scope is the story here: residential and commercial fencing of every type, automated gates and access control, plus a full outdoor construction arm covering patio covers, concrete, retaining walls and outdoor kitchens. They advertise a lifetime guarantee on fencing projects, hold an A+ BBB accreditation, belong to the American Fence Association, and have been named a Nextdoor Neighborhood Favorite four years running. Best fit: combined projects where the fence is one part of a larger build, and commercial or agricultural work.
Plano Fence
Plano Fence traces its history to 1972 on its website, the earliest founding year claimed by any company on this list. They install wood and wrought iron fencing as well as Trex composite fencing, a low-maintenance option that resists rot and fading. They also run a strong secondary line in concrete driveways, decorative concrete, gazebos and pergolas, and they serve Dallas, Plano and Garland. Their quote form asks for linear feet, fence height and stain preference up front, which gets you to a useful ballpark faster than most. Best fit: homeowners who want composite fencing or plan to pair a new fence with concrete work.
Texas Backyard Living
Texas Backyard Living is a family-owned company based on K Avenue in Plano with more than a decade of fence design and installation behind it. The name says it: alongside board-on-board, side-by-side and horizontal cedar fences, they build patio covers, pergolas, decks, outdoor kitchens and stamped concrete, and they even handle pool remodeling. They report more than 3,000 fence customers across DFW, follow a documented five-step process that includes permits and engineering, and offer financing. A sister company, Texas Best Stain, handles staining and repair work. Best fit: complete backyard transformations where the fence is one piece of a bigger design.
Texas Select Fencing
Texas Select Fencing operates out of Dallas and was founded by Dylan Snider, who brings over 10 years of experience in the fence industry. They are one of the few companies on this list that publish dedicated pricing pages for each fence material on their website, so you can see how they price before you ever pick up the phone. Capability runs deep on the commercial and agricultural side, with showcased projects like a 1,665-foot steel fence for a school. The published warranty is 3 years on wood fences and 10 years on steel and wrought iron fences and gates. They offer financing through Hearth and cover a wide DFW map that includes Plano. Best fit: steel, pipe and commercial projects, and shoppers who want pricing detail in writing before the first call.
Two Sons Fencing
Two Sons Fencing is run by brothers Mason and Austin Anderson out of Celina, and Plano sits squarely inside their North DFW service area. The company is family owned, licensed, bonded and insured, and it backs the work with a lifetime workmanship warranty. They advertise permit handling and HOA application assistance, which saves real headaches in Plano neighborhoods with strict HOAs. Beyond wood, vinyl, chain link and ornamental iron fencing and automatic gates, they also install artificial turf and putting greens, and financing is available. Their own site cites a 5-star average across more than 150 reviews at the time of writing. Best fit: homeowners who want the HOA paperwork handled and a workmanship warranty that does not expire.
Wood Wonders Fence & Repair
Wood Wonders Fence & Repair is our company, so read this entry knowing that. We are family owned, started in Plano with one truck in 2004, and hold a 4.9-star rating across more than 130 Google reviews at the time of writing. Cedar fence installation is the core of the business, and repair is a full service line, not an afterthought: we would rather fix what is fixable and earn the bigger job when you actually need it. We publish our pricing, $25 to $60 per linear foot for 6-foot wood privacy fencing, back the work with a 10-year workmanship warranty that transfers once within five years, and price match written quotes from licensed and insured competitors. The owner is on every job. Best fit: cedar privacy fences and repair calls across 15 cities around Plano.
How to Compare Fence Quotes in Plano
Every quote should break out the same line items so you can compare apples to apples. Ask each company to itemize:
- Pickets: cedar grade, picket thickness, and whether the layout is side-by-side or board-on-board.
- Posts: steel or wood, how deep they are set, and what concrete is used. Posts are where fences fail first.
- Rails and hardware: two rails or three, nails or screws, and whether a kickboard is included.
- Extras: gates, haul-away of the old fence, and stain. These are the items that quietly move a quote by a thousand dollars.
- Warranty: get the terms in writing, including what is covered, for how long, and whether it transfers if you sell the house.
For a baseline before the first walkthrough, our wood fence cost guide for DFW breaks down per-foot pricing by style and height, and our fence cost calculator turns your own measurements into an instant estimate. A contractor who will not itemize a quote is telling you something.
Questions About This List
How did you pick these companies?
We started with the companies Plano homeowners actually find and call, then kept the ones with live websites, verifiable public review profiles or long published track records, and a clear fence service focus. Every fact above comes from the company’s own website or the review figures that company publishes itself. Where a claim could not be verified, we left it out.
Is this list ranked?
No. The companies are listed alphabetically, which happens to put us last. Everyone here earned a spot, and the right choice depends on the job: a steel commercial perimeter points one direction, a graying cedar fence that needs stain and a few new posts points another, and a full backyard remodel points somewhere else entirely.
Why should I trust a list written by a fence company?
Fair question. We named ourselves openly, linked every competitor so you can check each claim in two clicks, printed only verified facts and published strengths, and skipped anything we could not confirm. A page like this only works for us if it is accurate, because the moment you click through, you will see whether we told the truth.
Whoever you call from this list, get two or three written quotes and compare them line by line. If your project is a cedar privacy fence, a repair, a stain job or an automatic gate anywhere around Plano, we would like to be one of those quotes. Request a free estimate at woodwondersfence.com/estimate or call 972-349-1444 and the owner will walk the fence line with you.