76574 · NORTHEAST METRO
Fencing in Taylor
A fence fails at the post and the footing, not the picket. We set posts in concrete below the frost line, use steel posts where rot is a concern, and space the pickets so the wood can breathe. Cedar, metal, or composite, built by the same crew from start to finish. Original wood siding and steep rooflines mean rot repair and repaint jobs often go hand in hand here.
MATERIALS
Cedar, metal, composite
POSTS
Steel or treated wood
FOOTINGS
Concrete, below frost
WARRANTY
Workmanship guaranteed
Local knowledge
Why Taylor homeowners call us for fencing
Older homes with original wood siding and steep roofs. Rot repair and repaint go hand in hand. Original wood siding and steep rooflines mean rot repair and repaint jobs often go hand in hand here.
We start every fencing job in Taylor with a free, honest inspection, no pressure, no upsell, just a straight read on what your home actually needs. And because a fencing project isn't always a planned expense, we offer financing so homeowners in Taylor can get the work done now and pay over time instead of waiting on insurance or savings to catch up.
Cedar privacy fences
Western red cedar pickets that hold their color and resist rot in Central Texas humidity. We use 4x4 steel posts set in concrete for the frame, so the fence does not lean after a wet spring. Pickets are spaced and fastened with coated screws, not nails, because nails back out as the wood cycles through wet and dry seasons.
Metal and ornamental fencing
Powder-coated steel and aluminum fencing for a clean, modern look that never needs painting or sealing. We use pre-painted panels with hidden fasteners and posts set in concrete with post caps that shed water. The right choice for front yards, pool enclosures, and hill-country properties where a wood fence would look wrong.
Composite fencing
Trex and TimberTech composite fencing for the lowest maintenance available. No staining, no painting, no rotting. Composite costs more up front but eliminates the maintenance cycle entirely. We install it with steel posts and hidden fasteners so the fence stays straight and clean for decades.
Posts and footings
The post is where a fence fails. We set every post in concrete below the local frost line, plumb and braced until the concrete cures. Steel posts cost a little more than wood but they do not rot, warp, or lean. On a long run, steel posts are the difference between a fence that lasts 10 years and one that lasts 30.
Gates and hardware
A gate is the most-used part of a fence and the first to sag if it is not built right. We frame gates with welded steel or reinforced wood, hang them on heavy-duty self-closing hinges, and use adjustable latches that stay aligned through temperature swings. A gate that drags is a gate that was built wrong.
Questions
Fencing FAQ for Taylor
Do you offer financing for fencing in Taylor?
Yes. We offer flexible financing plans so a fencing project in Taylor doesn't have to wait on a claim to clear or a full cash payout up front. Ask your estimator about payment options during your free inspection.
How long does a fencing project take in Taylor?
Most fencing jobs in Taylor are completed in one to two days, weather permitting. Larger or more complex properties in 76574 may take up to three days. We protect your landscaping and clean up daily.
Do you handle insurance claims for Taylor homeowners?
Yes. If your 76574 home has storm or hail damage, we document everything with dated photos, meet your adjuster on site, and build the scope to match the approved loss. You pay your deductible and nothing beyond the agreed work.
Are you licensed to work in Taylor?
Yes. We are fully licensed and insured for fencing work across Taylor and all of Northeast Metro. Our license and insurance details are available on every estimate.
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Get a fencing quote in Taylor
Free inspections with a same-day detailed estimate. We document the damage, show you the photos, and give you a number you can hold us to, backed by manufacturer and workmanship warranties.