New Wood Fence Gate on an Existing Fence
The old gate wasn't closing properly, so we built a brand-new wood gate on heavy strap hinges and hung it in the existing fence. Small job, very happy customer.
We install, replace and repair residential and commercial fences in Highland Park, TX. That includes wood, iron and pool fences, plus fence staining, automatic gates and fence repair. Free on-site estimates, with the scope in writing.
Wood, iron and pool fences, plus fence staining, automatic gates and fence repair, for Highland Park homes. Pick a service to compare materials and how we build it.
Western Red Cedar or pressure-treated pine, board-on-board or side-by-side, on steel posts.
Stain applied on site once the wood is ready, or pre-stained pickets on new fences.
Powder-coated ornamental steel or hand-welded wrought iron.
Barrier height, gate hardware and permits come first; then the material.
Swing and slide driveway gates with operators, keypads and remotes.
Leaning posts, broken boards and sagging gates, before you replace anything.
Perimeter, security and access-control fencing for businesses, schools, HOAs and managed properties in Highland Park, planned around the site's schedule and put in a written scope.
Pricing starts with the actual property conditions—not a generic per-foot promise.
We are registered as a fence contractor with every city we serve and pull the permit when your job needs one.
Most installs start within days of the approved estimate and take 1 to 5 days, with a direct line to the team handling your job.
Qualifying residential installations include our published 5-year workmanship warranty.
Your Highland Park property is measured in person so grade, access, removals, and gate placement are part of the scope.
Height, placement and HOA rules are checked for the specific address in Highland Park, and we pull the permit when one is needed.
Materials, posts, hardware, cleanup, and workmanship coverage are documented before installation is scheduled.
Write-ups of real jobs from our crews, picked for the fence types Highland Park properties ask for most.
The old gate wasn't closing properly, so we built a brand-new wood gate on heavy strap hinges and hung it in the existing fence. Small job, very happy customer.
More than 250 linear feet of black powder-coated ornamental steel around a pool: pre-galvanized panels, 2x2 square posts and pool-code-compliant gates.
A top-of-the-line Western Red Cedar privacy fence in Plano: overlapping board-on-board pickets, pre-stained, on heavy-duty steel posts with rails and a kickboard.
Our Dallas fence company serves Highland Park and the nearby communities below. Pick a city for its local fence rules and permit details.
We install, replace and repair iron, cedar and pool fencing in Highland Park. It is its own town with its own fence rules: every fence needs a permit, none may go in the required front yard, and height tops out at 8 feet.
Dallas Fence is registered as a fence contractor with the Town of Highland Park and handles the permit paperwork: the application, with your stamped survey or a scaled site plan showing the fence, its heights and gates, through to the Town's final inspection. The limits, from the Town's fence ordinance and permit packet:
| Item | Town of Highland Park rule |
|---|---|
| Permit | Required for any fence |
| Required front yard | No fence allowed on residential lots |
| Maximum height | 8 ft, measured on the non-owner's side at final inspection |
| Front building line | No wood or other flammable fence along and within it |
| Pool enclosure | At least 4 ft tall, no openings over 4 in, self-closing and self-latching gates |
Deed restrictions or an HOA can add tighter limits, and we check what applies to your address during the estimate.
The front-yard ban makes fencing here almost entirely a side-yard and backyard question.
We work throughout the town, from Beverly Drive and Armstrong Parkway to Lakeside Drive and Turtle Creek. University Park, directly north, is a separate city with different fence rules. On the other three sides, City of Dallas rules apply: see Preston Hollow and our Dallas fence permit guide.
Have your stamped survey ready for the free on-site visit: we walk each line from pin to pin, measure, and write an itemized estimate that includes the Town permit work. Most installs start within days of the approved estimate and take 1 to 5 days depending on size; the Town permit comes first. Our 5-year workmanship warranty covers qualifying residential installations. Call (469) 809-2424.
Practical answers about fence installation, repairs, approvals, and estimates in Highland Park.
Yes. The Town requires a building permit before any fence is built. As a fence contractor registered with the Town of Highland Park, we file it for you, using your stamped survey or a site plan drawn to scale.
No. The Town allows no fence in the required front yard of a residential lot. Wood and other flammable fencing is also banned along and within the front building line, so iron is the usual answer there, with cedar behind it.
Wood fences run $30 to $80 per linear foot installed; iron and steel run $20 to $90. After we measure from your survey, the written estimate gives the exact figure, with gates, removal and the Town permit work itemized.
The Town has to issue the permit before we build. Beyond that, most installs start within days of the approved estimate, and most jobs take 1 to 5 days to install, depending on size.
10+ years of fence experience
Start with a free on-site measure and a written scope. You will know what is proposed before any work is scheduled.