Favor Custom Fence Builder in Richardson, TX
Free on-site estimate · ZIP codes 75080, 75081, 75082
From Canyon Creek to Richardson Heights, Richardson homeowners choose us for custom fences built on steel posts set in concrete, with straight lines, a top cap and a finish that lasts in the Texas sun.
Serving every Richardson ZIP code
Neighborhoods we work in: Canyon Creek, Richardson Heights, Prairie Creek, Highlands of Richardson, and everywhere in between, in Dallas and Collin Counties.
Custom Fence Builder services
Modern horizontal fences
Clean horizontal cedar or composite boards with a cap and trim. The look that turns heads on the street.
Ornamental iron & steel
Wrought-iron-style and steel fences for pools, front yards and estates, with matching gates.
Board-on-board privacy
Tall cedar privacy fences with no gaps, a top cap and trim, stained to last.
Driveway & automatic gates
Custom swing and slide gates, with openers, keypads and phone control.
Pool fences
Fences around pools, built to the height and gate-latch rules your city requires.
Staining & sealing
Your new cedar stained and sealed so it keeps its color in the Texas sun.
Local know-how
Steel posts
Wood posts rot and lean in DFW clay soil. We set steel posts deep in concrete, wrapped in cedar if you want the wood look.
HOA approval
Many Richardson neighborhoods have HOA fence rules. We give you the drawings and materials list they ask for.
Height rules
Most DFW cities limit backyard fence height and have pool-fence rules. We check Richardson’s rules for your address before we build.
Richardson fence questions
Do you serve all of Richardson?
Yes. We work in every part of Richardson, including Canyon Creek, Richardson Heights, Prairie Creek, Highlands of Richardson, and these ZIP codes: 75080, 75081, 75082.
How soon can you come out to Richardson?
We call or text within one business day of your request to set a time that works for you.
Do I need a permit in Richardson?
Many cities require a fence permit, and pool fences have their own rules. We check the requirements for your Richardson address and pull any permit needed.
How long does a new fence take?
Most backyard fences are built in two to four days once materials arrive. Iron and custom gates can take longer to make.
Do you help with HOA approval?
Yes. We give you the drawings and material details most HOAs ask for.
What fence lasts longest in Dallas?
Steel posts in concrete with cedar, composite or iron panels. Wood posts rot and lean in our clay soil; steel does not.