Three things set North Dallas fencing apart from the rest of the city.
First, the lots are deep and wide. A backyard behind a Bent Tree or Far North Dallas home can run a lot longer than a standard Dallas lot, which means more linear footage and a real reason to build it right the first time. We set every post in concrete and use galvanized steel posts as standard, because a long cedar run leaning after a couple of Texas summers is a callback nobody wants.
Second, the architecture matters. These are custom homes, not tract builds. A fence that looks fine behind a 1970s ranch in another part of town can look wrong against a Preston Hollow traditional or a newer stone-and-stucco build near the Tollway. We match the fence to the house — cedar tone, cap-and-trim detail, iron picket style, and gate design all get chosen to fit, not just installed off a truck.
Third, the HOAs are active. Large stretches of North Dallas sit under architectural control committees that govern height, material, color, and which direction the smooth side faces. Get that wrong and you're rebuilding. We've handled enough North Dallas approvals to know how the boards think and what they want to see on the submission.
- Deep lots with long fence runs — steel posts and concrete footings standard
- Custom homes that need a fence matched to the architecture
- Active HOAs and ACCs that dictate the specs before you build
