Fort Worth, TX · Residential & commercial
Fort Worth Fence Company
Fort Worth Fence Company helps homeowners and businesses plan fences that fit the property. Choose wood, iron, chain link, composite or Trex fencing, add a gate, or ask about repairing and staining the fence you already have.
- Fence installation, repair and staining
- Materials and gates matched to your project
- Serving Fort Worth, Keller, Southlake and nearby cities
Fence and gate projects
Get your fence quote
Tell us what you have in mind and how to reach you. We’ll follow up about your project.
Fence & gate services
Find the right service for your property.
Need backyard privacy, a secure area for pets, a driveway gate or a repair? Explore our Fort Worth fence services to compare materials, understand the work and decide what to discuss with an installer.
Wood Fencing
Cedar and pine fences in side-by-side, board-on-board and horizontal styles, planned with the gates your yard needs.
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Iron Fencing
Open-view ornamental metal fencing with profile, finish and gate options for residential and commercial properties.
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Chain Link Fencing
Galvanized and black-coated chain link for yards, pet areas and commercial properties, with access gates sized to the job.
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Composite Fencing
Wood-look privacy fences with system-compatible components, gate options and layouts planned for the property.
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Trex Fencing
Trex Seclusions and Horizons privacy fence installation, with layouts, grade changes and gates considered together.
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Pool Fencing
Pool fence layouts with attention to openings, gates and the complete barrier around the water.
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Automatic Gates
Swing and sliding driveway gates with operators, access controls and safety features planned for the entrance.
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Fence Repair
Repair options for leaning runs, damaged posts and panels, storm damage and gates that no longer work properly.
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Fence Staining
Cleaning, preparation and stain options for new or weathered wood fences, with the included surfaces defined up front.
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Compare fence materials before you choose.
Start with what matters most: privacy, an open view, upkeep or budget. This overview shows how common fence options compare; select a material for more detail.
| Material | Privacy | Low upkeep | Relative cost | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WoodCedar or pressure-treated pine | 5 out of 5 | 2 out of 5 | moderate relative cost | Privacy layouts with a choice of board styles and finishes |
| Ornamental ironPowder-coated steel or wrought iron | 1 out of 5 | 4 out of 5 | higher relative cost | Open views around front yards, pools and property lines |
| Chain linkGalvanized or black vinyl-coated | 1 out of 5 | 5 out of 5 | lowest relative cost | Pet areas, large boundaries and commercial enclosures |
| CompositeWood-look boards, no staining | 5 out of 5 | 5 out of 5 | highest relative cost | Privacy with less routine finishing than wood |
| TrexSeclusions and Horizons systems | 5 out of 5 | 5 out of 5 | highest relative cost | Vertical or horizontal privacy fence systems |
Planning your budget? Read the Fort Worth fence cost guide.
Plan the details
A useful fence starts with a thoughtful plan.
The style matters, but so do the details you may not notice from the street. A good plan accounts for the fence line, ground conditions and the way you use every opening.
Start with the fence line
Property boundaries, grade, drainage, trees, utilities and access all affect the layout. Share a survey if you have one.
Choose for your priorities
A backyard privacy fence and an open-view front fence solve different problems. Compare appearance, maintenance and budget together.
Think through daily access
Mark where people, pets, mowers or vehicles need to pass. Gate width, swing and hardware should fit those uses.
Compare the whole scope
Review material, height, gates, removal and cleanup together so you can compare proposals for the same work.
Style gallery
See fence styles in use.
Compare the look of cedar, horizontal boards, ornamental metal and chain link. Save the details you like and tell us what your property needs.
How it works
From your first question to a project plan.
Describe your project
Call, email or use the quote form. Share the location and what you want built or repaired; rough measurements are helpful but not essential.
Discuss the property
Talk through the fence line, slope, gates and site access, along with the materials and style you are considering.
Review the scope
Compare the proposed material, height, gates, removal, cleanup and terms before deciding how to proceed.
Prepare for the work
Confirm any required approvals and utility locates before digging. Point out private lines such as sprinklers or landscape lighting.
Local know-how
Plan for your property and its conditions.
Soil, exposure and local requirements can affect your fence plan. These are useful points to discuss before choosing a layout or comparing quotes.
Ground conditions
Expansive clay can swell and shrink as moisture changes. Ask how posts and footings will be planned for the conditions on your property.
Wind exposure
Fence height, layout and the amount of screening influence wind exposure. Mention open runs and previous storm damage when discussing the design.
Sun and maintenance
Sun and weather affect wood and finishes over time. Compare the upkeep recommended for the material and finish you select.
HOAs and permits
HOAs may set rules for height, style and color. Pool barriers and historic districts can have additional requirements to check before work starts.
Service area
Serving Fort Worth and nearby cities.
Our service area includes Fort Worth and nearby communities from Haslet and Justin to Southlake and Grapevine. Contact us with your address to confirm coverage.
- Fort Worth
- Keller
- Southlake
- Colleyville
- Grapevine
- Trophy Club
- Westlake
- Roanoke
- Haslet
- Northlake
- Justin
- Saginaw
- Watauga
- North Richland Hills
- Haltom City
Fort Worth neighborhoods include Alliance, Heritage, Park Glen, Tanglewood, Fairmount and Wedgwood. Not sure if your property is covered? Call with your address.
Fence FAQs
Questions homeowners ask before the quote.
Straight answers on cost, materials, permits and planning. Still wondering about something? Call and ask.
More fence questionsHow much does a new fence cost in Fort Worth?
Length and material are starting points, but height, gate openings, removal, ground conditions and access can change the total. Compare written quotes for the same scope; a site-specific estimate is more useful than a generic per-foot price.
What areas do you serve?
We serve Fort Worth and nearby cities including Keller, Southlake, Colleyville, Grapevine, Trophy Club, Westlake, Roanoke, Haslet, Northlake, Justin, Saginaw, Watauga, North Richland Hills and Haltom City. Send your address or call to confirm coverage for your project.
Which fence material handles Fort Worth weather best?
Choose for the whole property: wood offers flexible privacy styles but needs finish maintenance; metal and chain link keep a more open view; composite systems reduce routine staining. Posts, drainage and exposure also affect performance. Ask about the specific material and finish in your quote.
Do I need a permit or HOA approval for a fence?
Requirements depend on your property, municipality and fence design. Pool barriers, corner lots, historic districts and HOA communities may have additional rules. Check current city guidance and any HOA requirements before finalizing the layout.
Should a leaning fence be repaired or replaced?
A few damaged boards or posts may be repairable if the rest of the fence is sound. Widespread rot, repeated leaning or an aging structure may make replacement worth considering. Share photos and ask for an assessment of the affected sections.
What should I have ready for a quote?
Start with your location, what the fence needs to do, and the type of work you want. A rough length and gate count help; photos and any survey or HOA guidelines can be shared when you discuss the project.
Have a fence project in mind?
Tell us where the work is needed and what you want to build, repair or stain. We can discuss the options and next steps.