A few things help us hit the ground running: utilities marked (811 does this for free), pets indoors, and gates or side access cleared for wheelbarrows. If your HOA requires a posted approval copy, have that handy. We handle the rest.
Yes. We set posts deeper, use concrete footings sized for the load, and recommend steel posts where clay movement is severe. These small adjustments are why our fences stay straight through years of Central Texas wet-dry cycles.
Yes. Tear-down, debris hauling, and disposal of the old fence are part of our standard scope. Our crew clears the line, fills the old post holes if needed, and leaves the site clean before we start setting the new posts.
Scheduling depends on the time of year. Spring is our busiest season after storms roll through, so lead times can stretch to a few weeks. Fall and winter are often quicker. We'll tell you your start date before you sign.
Yes, this comes up a lot in HOA neighborhoods. We can match picket width, height, cap detail, and stain color to the fences around yours, or build something close enough that the transition between yards looks intentional.
We can prepare drawings or documentation to support your HOA application, which we've done for Austin-area homeowners since 1996. You handle the submission to your board, and we wait until you have approval in hand before scheduling installation.
We install all kinds of gates alongside our fences, including single walk-through gates, double drive-through gates, custom wood gates, and ornamental iron gates. Our gates are built to match the fence design and hardware we install.
Most standard residential fences in Austin don't need a permit, but pool fencing and taller installs sometimes do. As fence builders Austin, TX homeowners trust, we tell you up front whether your project needs one and handle the paperwork.
Yes. We can walk you through affordable fencing options, like cedar pickets on steel posts, and simplify gates or caps to keep costs down. Every free estimate lays out your choices so you can match materials to your budget.
Yes. Texas storms can take out a whole section, splinter pickets, or bend posts in an afternoon. As fencing contractors who keep a repair crew on standby, we come out, assess the damage, and give you a straightforward quote.
