Best Fence Company in Collin County, TX
We're a Plano based fence company. We build and replace wood and iron fences for homeowners across Collin County.
The Cities Where We Build and Replace Fences
Along the US 75 Corridor
RichardsonMost of Richardson went up in the 1970s, and the city keeps a register of approved fence contractors.
AllenAllen keeps front yards open with no fencing at all, and asks for metal posts and hardware citywide.
McKinneyA new fence in McKinney's Historic District needs the city's sign off, and the height limit there sits lower.
East and West of Plano
FriscoFrisco's code calls for galvanized steel posts and tighter spacing on tall fences, which is the spec we already run.
ParkerParker asks for fences that stay lower and stay see through on its acre lots, and we build to that.
MurphyMurphy writes a minimum post depth into its code for a tall fence, and we meet it on every job.
Service Areas Frequently Asked Questions
What cities do you build fences in?
Plano and the cities around it. That covers Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Richardson, Parker, and Murphy. Our shop sits in Plano, so all of them are a short drive for our crew. If you're near that ring and you're not sure, call and ask us. We'll tell you straight.
How far from Plano will you come out?
About thirty minutes in any direction. Staying close is how we hold a schedule. The drive to your street is short and predictable, so our crew starts on the day we promised. It also means we can get back out quickly if something on your fence needs a second look.
Do you only work in Collin County?
Mostly, yes. Nearly every town we serve sits in Collin County. Richardson is the exception. It runs across the county line, so part of the work there sits in Dallas County. The fence gets built the same way on either side of that line.
Do the fence rules change from one city to the next?
Yes, and more than most people expect. Height limits, post materials, post depth, and front yard rules all vary. A fence that passes inspection in one town can fail one a few miles away. We build to the code that applies to your address, every time, and we look it up before we quote.
Do you handle the permit?
Permit rules change from city to city. Every city we work in writes its own. The answer depends on your address and the size of the job. We tell you what your city asks for before the crew starts. Nothing stalls once the old fence is out of the ground.
How fast do you respond if I'm not in Plano?
The same speed everywhere. Inquiries get an answer in 5 to 30 minutes during business hours, Monday through Friday. A homeowner in Murphy hears back just as fast as one four blocks from our shop. Distance doesn't move you down the list.
Does the warranty change depending on where I live?
No. The warranty is the same in every city we serve. A fence in Parker carries the same coverage as a fence four minutes from our shop. Where you live changes the code we build to. It doesn't change what we stand behind.
How long does the job take once it starts?
Two to three days is typical, depending on the project. Day one is tear out and haul off, and post setting starts that same afternoon. Framing, boards, and gates follow. We haul off all the debris we create, and we can take other yard junk while we're there.
Start Your Fence Project in Any City We Serve
Tell us your address and we'll come look at your fence. We build the same fence in every city on this list, on the same spec, with the same standard.
Start Your Fence Project in Any City We Serve
Tell us your address and we'll come look at your fence. We build the same fence in every city on this list, on the same spec, with the same standard.