Pre-Stained Board-on-Board Cedar Privacy Fence in Plano
- Western Red Cedar, pre-stained
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.
We install, replace and repair residential and commercial fences in McKinney, TX. That includes wood, iron, privacy, pool and ranch fences, plus fence repair. Free on-site estimates, with the scope in writing.
Wood, iron, privacy, pool and ranch fences, plus fence repair, for McKinney 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.
Powder-coated ornamental steel or hand-welded wrought iron.
Board-on-board cedar, side-by-side cedar or Trex composite, up to 8 ft where the rules allow.
Barrier height, gate hardware and permits come first; then the material.
Ranch rail and wire fencing for acreage and rural lots.
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 McKinney, 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 McKinney 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 McKinney, 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 McKinney properties ask for most.
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.
The old fence was leaning and about to come down. We replaced it with pre-stained side-by-side dog-ear cedar on steel posts: privacy and security without breaking the bank.
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.
Our Dallas fence company serves McKinney and the nearby communities below. Pick a city for its local fence rules and permit details.
We install, replace and repair fences across McKinney, from older homes near the downtown square to master-planned communities on the west side. McKinney decides permits by what changes, not how much, and adds historic review in its historic districts.
We're registered as a fence contractor with the City of McKinney and pull the permit whenever your job needs one. The city's Fence Permits page sets no percentage or footage threshold. It asks whether an existing fence's height, location or material will change.
| Topic | McKinney rule |
|---|---|
| New fence | Permit required |
| Existing fence | Permit if height, location or material changes; otherwise a repair |
| Rear yard | Up to 8 ft 6 in. |
| Front yard | Up to 48 in., at least 50% open |
| Historic districts | Certificate of Appropriateness for new fences or changes to style, size or location, needed before the permit |
Deed restrictions or an HOA may ask for more than the city does. We sort out which rules your address triggers when we come out for the estimate.
The visit is free: we walk the property, measure each run and note whether the job changes height, line or material, since that decides the permit. Then you get a written estimate itemizing materials, posts, gates, hardware, tear-out and any permit or historic review. After you sign off, most installs are underway within days and take 1 to 5 days depending on size, and our 5-year workmanship warranty covers qualifying residential installations.
Practical answers about fence installation, repairs, approvals, and estimates in McKinney.
A new fence needs one. An existing fence needs one only if its height, location or material changes; otherwise the work is a repair. We're registered as a fence contractor with the City of McKinney and pull the permit for you.
Yes, up to 48 inches tall and at least 50% open. In a historic district, a new fence or a change in style, size or location needs a Certificate of Appropriateness before the city will issue the permit.
Wood runs $30 to $80 per linear foot installed, and iron and steel $20 to $90. Length, height, material and gates decide where you land. We measure on site for free and put the number in a written, itemized estimate.
Most installs begin within days of the approved estimate and take 1 to 5 days, depending on size. A permit, HOA approval or historic review, where your address needs one, comes before the start.
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.