Fence Replacement
in Austin, TX

Yes. Tear-out, post and concrete removal, debris hauling and disposal are part of every replacement. Our crew clears the line, fills the old post holes where needed, and builds the new fence on clean ground.

Start with the posts. If a few pickets are loose but the posts are solid, a repair may be enough. If posts are rotting, leaning or rocking in the ground along the line, a replacement usually costs less over time. We'll look at it on site and give you a straight answer.

Yes. Plenty of replacements swap a worn-out wood fence for cedar on steel posts, wrought iron or chain link. Your quote lays out the options for your yard and budget.

Usually, yes. If the old fence wasn't on the property line or a survey shows a problem, we'll talk it through with you before we build. Property pins and HOA approval are worth checking first; our checklist for a new fence install covers both.

In the City of Austin, a fence 7 feet tall or shorter generally doesn't need a building permit; taller fences do. Cedar Park, Round Rock and other cities set their own rules, and HOAs have theirs. We handle the permit paperwork wherever a permit is needed.

It depends on the length of the fence, the material and the ground. Your quote lays out the schedule, and we'll call you with when and where before the crew arrives.

We plan the tear-out and the new build to keep that gap as short as we can. If you have pets, tell us when we set the schedule so we can plan around them.

Yes. Every job carries a 1-year warranty on labor and materials, and the work is done by our own crews, never subcontractors.