Ranch Fence Installation in Dallas, TX

• 2, 3, or 4 rails: two stays low for a front yard, three is the classic ranch look, and four fills in more of the face.
• Crossbuck (X) with a top cap: the dressier look for estate entrances and drive frontage.
• Rail plus welded-wire mesh for dogs: mesh on the yard side of the rails, plus a kickboard to close the gap underneath.
• Cedar or pine: cedar for rails you see every day; pine costs less and suits long utility runs. Fence staining slows graying on either.

We build livestock fence in rail, pipe, and wire; we don't install electric fencing. With mixed stock, we build for the most demanding animal. For a solid screen, see wood fence installation.

An open rail fence suits a front yard, and inside the City of Dallas a fence in a residential required front yard is capped at 4 feet (Dallas Development Code, Sec. 51A-4.602). We're registered as a fence contractor with every city we serve, so we confirm the rules for your address, pull the permit when the job needs one, and prepare what your HOA asks for. The Dallas fence permit guide covers the city process.

On the site walk we look at:

• Boundary and terrain: a current survey, slopes, brush to clear, and low spots where water crosses the line.
• Corners and gate ends: braced as H- or diagonal assemblies, with posts set below the surface clay that moves most.
• Gates: sized for what comes through, with automatic gate installation for a powered entrance.

Your free written estimate prices the perimeter, the system, site preparation, and access, not acreage alone. Most installs start within days of the approved estimate and take 1 to 5 days, depending on size. Qualifying residential installations carry our written 5-year workmanship warranty. Call (469) 809-2424 or request a ranch fence estimate.