LAKE HIGHLANDS, DALLAS

Fence Installation in Lake Highlands

Lake Highlands is one of Dallas's most desirable family neighborhoods—known for great schools, mature trees, and community pride. We've been building fences here for years, serving families from the White Rock area to Forest Lane and everywhere in between.

Local Trust

Why Lake Highlands Trusts Dallas Fence

We've completed over 75 fence projects in Lake Highlands. This is a neighborhood where families invest in their homes, and quality fencing is part of that investment. We build fences that protect backyards, enhance curb appeal, and last for decades.

"We've lived in Lake Highlands for 20 years and finally replaced our original fence. Dallas Fence did excellent work—the new cedar fence looks beautiful and the crew was professional and efficient."

— Jennifer M., near White Rock

"Great experience from estimate to completion. They worked around our big oak trees and the fence looks perfect. Would definitely recommend."

— David S., L Streets area

75+
Fences in Lake Highlands
12+
Years Serving LH
5.0
Google Rating
Mix
HOA & Non-HOA Areas

Our Services

Fence Services in Lake Highlands

Cedar privacy fences are the standard in Lake Highlands, but we also see strong demand for pool fencing (many homes have pools) and iron accents for front yards in certain neighborhoods.

Wood Fence Installation

Lake Highlands is known for its mature trees—and building fences around them requires expertise. We've navigated root systems, worked around beloved oaks, and built fences that complement these established landscapes for years.

Our cedar privacy fences use premium Western Red Cedar with galvanized steel posts set in concrete. Board-on-board, side-by-side, and custom styles available. We match existing neighbor fences and work with HOAs where applicable.

  • Tree-friendly construction
  • Premium Western Red Cedar
  • Steel posts, concrete footings
  • Staining and sealing

Pool Fence Installation

Lake Highlands has a lot of backyard pools—this is a family neighborhood, after all. We install code-compliant pool fencing in ornamental iron, aluminum, and removable mesh that protects children while maintaining backyard aesthetics.

All pool fences meet 48-inch minimum height requirements with self-closing, self-latching gates. We coordinate Dallas city inspections and ensure your fence passes the first time.

  • Code-compliant design
  • Self-closing, self-latching gates
  • Iron, aluminum, mesh options
  • City inspection coordination

Iron & Ornamental Fence

Ornamental iron adds elegance to Lake Highlands properties—popular for front yards, around pools, and in areas where visibility is preferred over privacy. Iron fencing complements the established character of these neighborhoods.

We install wrought iron and powder-coated aluminum in various styles. All iron work includes concrete-set posts and rust-resistant finishes designed for long-term durability.

  • Wrought iron and aluminum
  • Powder-coated finishes
  • Front yard and pool areas
  • Custom designs available

Privacy Fence Solutions

Lake Highlands families value backyard privacy. Our board-on-board construction ensures complete privacy through overlapping pickets—even as cedar naturally shrinks over time. This design meets most neighborhood requirements.

We also offer horizontal slat designs for a more contemporary look, cap-and-trim options for added elegance, and 8-foot heights where regulations allow. All fences include quality hardware and proper construction.

  • Board-on-board construction
  • Horizontal slat options
  • 6 and 8 foot heights
  • Complete privacy

Automatic Gates & Access

Add convenience and security to your Lake Highlands property with an automatic gate. We install driveway and pedestrian gates with keypad, remote, and smartphone access options.

Our gate systems integrate with wood, iron, and aluminum fencing. We handle fabrication, electrical work, and operator installation. Safety sensors and battery backup included.

  • Driveway and pedestrian gates
  • Multiple access options
  • Safety sensors included
  • Battery backup systems

Fence Repair & Restoration

Lake Highlands' mature neighborhoods have fences of all ages. We repair storm damage, replace rotted posts and pickets, fix leaning sections, and restore weathered wood. If your fence is beyond repair, we'll tell you honestly.

Many older Lake Highlands fences are worth replacing entirely with modern materials and construction that will last decades longer than continued repairs.

  • Storm damage repair
  • Post and picket replacement
  • Leaning fence correction
  • Honest assessments

Local Knowledge

Lake Highlands Fence Rules & What to Know

Lake Highlands has a mix of HOA and non-HOA areas. Some neighborhoods like the L Streets and areas near White Rock Lake have active HOAs with fence requirements. Many other sections have more flexibility.

Dallas city regulations apply: 9-foot maximum height for backyards, 4-foot for front yards, and corner lot visibility requirements. Pool fences must meet Texas safety codes with minimum 48-inch height.

Lake Highlands' mature trees are a big consideration. We have experience building around root systems, navigating tree canopies, and preserving the landscape character that makes this neighborhood special.

Areas We Know

L Streets, White Rock area, Forest Lane, Royal Lane, Skillman, Audelia, Town North.

Tree-Friendly Building

Lake Highlands' mature trees require careful fence construction. We work around root systems and preserve your landscape.

Family Neighborhood

Lake Highlands families invest in their homes. We build fences that add value and protect what matters most.

Coverage Area

Serving All of Lake Highlands and Nearby Areas

We serve all of Lake Highlands—from the White Rock area to Forest Lane, and from Skillman to Audelia Road.

Lake Highlands Areas:

L StreetsWhite RockForest/AudeliaTown NorthRoyal/Skillman

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Serving Lake Highlands, Richardson, University Park, and the entire Dallas Metroplex.