Fence Services in Collin County, TX
We build fences, we fix fences, and we stain them, for homeowners in Plano, Frisco, and Allen.
Fence Installation, Fence Repair, and Fence Staining
Most homeowners already know which of the three they need.
Fence Installation
This is most of what we do. We tear out the old fence, haul it off, and build a new fence from the posts up. Our signature build is 8 feet tall, pre-stained cedar, board on board, with a top cap. Gates get built into the fence as part of the job.
Fence Repair
Storms take fences down here. So do poles that rotted off at the ground, and runs that have been leaning for two summers. Storm damage and failed posts are what we get called out for most.
Fence Staining
Texas sun grays bare wood fast. Shade and tree sap leave their own marks. A coat of stain is what holds the color and slows the weather down. We stain the fences we build. We'll also stain a fence somebody else put up.
How a Fence Job Runs
- Tell us what your fence is doing, and we answer in 5 to 30 minutes during business hours.
- Meet us at the fence line for an estimate.
- Pick the work and the build, and we put it all in writing before anything starts.
- Hear from us every week while your job moves up the schedule.
- Let the crew work, and most jobs wrap in two to three days with the debris hauled off.
Fence Services Frequently Asked Questions
Who do you build fences for?
Homeowners are the focus. We work on houses in Plano, Frisco, McKinney, and the rest of Collin County. If the property is yours and the fence is yours, we're the right call.
Can one company handle installation, repair, and staining?
Yes, we have multiple crews who can handle all three.
What kind of fence repairs do you take on?
Storm damage, posts that failed, and whole runs leaning or down are what we get called for most.
Is staining part of the build, or its own job?
It can be either one. On a fence we build, the boards come stained before they go up. Both faces and the edges are covered that way. We'll also stain a fence that's already standing, as a job on its own. Bare wood grays out in the Texas sun, and stain is what holds the color.
How tall can my fence be in Plano?
Eight feet is the maximum for a residential fence. In the required front yard the limit is 40 inches, and it has to be at least 50 percent open. Our signature build runs the full 8 feet.
Do I need a permit?
Yes. A full fence replacement in Plano requires a permit.
Do you offer a warranty?
Yes. New fence installations carry a 3 year craftsmanship warranty. Repairs carry a 3 month craftsmanship warranty, and staining carries a 6 month craftsmanship warranty. A guaranteed satisfaction commitment comes with every job. We're insured too, and that never changes with the address.
Can I finance the job?
Yes, through Wisetack. Ask about it at the estimate and we'll get you set up.
Ready to Talk About Your Fence?
Walk your fence line with us and we'll show you exactly what goes in the ground.