Fencing service

Wood & Cedar Privacy Fences in Fort Worth, TX

Cedar is the workhorse of North Texas fencing — it resists rot, takes stain beautifully and holds its shape through hot, dry summers. We hand-select lumber, set steel or treated posts in concrete, and build board-on-board or side-by-side layouts that give you real privacy without looking like a wall.

Why homeowners and businesses choose our cedar privacy fences

Hand-selected cedar and pine

We cull warped and split boards before they reach your fence line instead of installing whatever came on the bundle.

Board-on-board coverage

Overlapping pickets keep the fence private even after boards shrink in the summer heat.

Steel post option

Galvanized steel posts resist rot at the ground line — the number one reason wood fences fail in DFW.

Stain-ready from day one

Built so it can be stained and sealed once it cures, which is what buys you the extra decade of life.

What's included

  • Cedar or pine picket options with grade guidance
  • Board-on-board, side-by-side or cap-and-trim layouts
  • Steel or treated wood posts in concrete footings
  • Rot boards and top caps on request
  • Matching walk and drive gates
  • Old fence demo and haul-off
  • Optional stain and seal package after curing

Who this is for

  • Homeowners who want full backyard privacy
  • Neighborhoods with wood-only HOA requirements
  • Anyone replacing a leaning or rotted wood fence
  • Pet owners needing solid, gap-free enclosures

Cedar Privacy Fences projects

Cedar privacy fence with steel posts installed in Fort Worth, TX
Board-on-board cedar privacy fence installed for a DFW homeowner
Pine privacy fence installation in a Fort Worth, TX backyard

Cedar Privacy Fences FAQs

Cedar or pine — which should I choose?

Cedar costs more up front but naturally resists rot and insects and looks better longer. Treated pine is the budget-friendly option and performs well when paired with steel posts and regular sealing.

How long does a cedar fence last in North Texas?

With steel posts and periodic staining, fifteen to twenty years is realistic. Left unsealed, wood fences in DFW usually start to gray and check within a couple of seasons.

When should I stain a new wood fence?

Wait until the wood dries out and stops holding mill moisture — generally a few months after install — then stain and reseal every two to three years.

What is board-on-board?

Pickets overlap instead of butting edge to edge, so when boards shrink there are still no sightlines through the fence. It costs a little more in material and it is worth it.

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Serving Fort Worth & the DFW Metroplex

Based in Fort Worth and working across Tarrant, Parker, Johnson and Dallas counties.