Fence Installation in Fort Worth, TX

Fort Worth is home for us, and it shows in the work. We've built fences behind 1920s bungalows in Fairmount where the lots are narrow and every inch of setback matters, and we've fenced new-construction acreage out past Walsh Ranch where the wind comes across open ground with nothing to slow it down. Those are two completely different builds, and treating them the same is how a fence ends up leaning three summers later. Every Fort Worth project starts with us walking the property line, checking grade and talking through what you actually want the fence to do.

North Texas clay is the other constant. Fort Worth soil swells when it rains and shrinks hard during a dry August, and that seasonal movement is what pushes cheaply set posts out of plumb. We set posts deeper than the minimum, use proper concrete footings, and recommend galvanized steel posts on most wood fences because the ground line is where a wood post rots out first. It costs a little more up front and it is the single biggest factor in whether your fence lasts eight years or twenty.

Spring storms are the other reason our phone rings. A solid privacy fence catches wind like a sail, and when a 60-mph gust comes through Wedgwood or Tanglewood, the fences that go down are almost always the ones with shallow posts and unbraced runs. We build with that in mind and we handle storm damage repair across Fort Worth when it happens anyway — leaning posts reset, blown sections rebuilt, gates re-hung and squared.

Whether it's a cedar privacy fence for a backyard in Wedgwood, wrought iron across a Westover Hills frontage, chain link around a commercial yard on the east side, or a custom driveway gate, everything is designed and built in-house by our own crew. We're BBB Accredited, we show up when we say we will, and we clean the site before we leave. Call (817) 312-6400 or request a free quote and we'll come measure.