
Service Areas
Family-run since 1993 and fully insured. Pick your city below to see how we serve it — or call (682) 551-1655 for a free in-person estimate.
Our home base. From Dalworthington Gardens to Viridian, we've built privacy fences, cedar decks and RV gates across Arlington since 1993.
View Arlington services →Grapevine homes often sit in HOA neighborhoods with strict fence standards — we build board-on-board and cedar fences that meet them and still look sharp.
View Grapevine services →Fence replacement, deck builds and staining throughout North Richland Hills, with permits and code-compliant railings handled for you.
View North Richland Hills services →Colleyville properties call for premium materials and clean lines — ornamental iron, cedar, and composite decking built to raise curb appeal.
View Colleyville services →Storm-damaged fence sections, aging decks and faded stain get a full refresh from our Bedford crew — usually in just a few days.
View Bedford services →Tall privacy fences, gates and multi-level decks for Keller's larger lots, built with steel posts and hardware that survives Texas heat.
View Keller services →Serving neighborhoods across Fort Worth with custom fencing, deck construction, staining and safety railings — free in-person estimates.
View Fort Worth services →New builds and older Mansfield homes alike get hand-built fences and decks finished with a protective stain that holds its color.
View Mansfield services →Wood, vinyl and iron fencing plus deck repair and staining for Saginaw homeowners, with a clean job site at the end of every day.
View Saginaw services →Compact yards and shared property lines are our specialty in Richland Hills — straight lines, solid posts, neighbor-friendly builds.
View Richland Hills services →Just minutes from our shop, Pantego jobs get fast scheduling for fence repairs, full replacements, decks and staining.
View Pantego services →Ranch-style fencing, privacy panels, gates and outdoor decks for Kennedale properties large and small.
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