Lewisville Fence Installation

Lewisville is a small town with big yards, and that combination changes the job. The question here is rarely how to squeeze a fence between two houses. It is where to stop. A quarter of an acre gets fenced to the property line without much thought. Two or three acres deserves an actual plan, because there is a large difference in cost and in daily usefulness between enclosing a yard and enclosing a parcel.

We spend most of a Lewisville estimate walking the ground with the homeowner and drawing lines that were not obvious from the back door. A rear fence set at the tree line rather than the survey pin. A run that ties into the corner of the garage and picks up the natural grade break instead of fighting it. A double drive gate placed where a truck can actually turn into it. None of that shows up in a price per foot, and all of it determines whether you like the fence in five years.

Materials for this side of the county

Wood suits the wooded lots along Concord Church and Williams Road, where a cedar or pine fence disappears into the setting instead of announcing itself, and a HeartWood finish keeps the color from going gray without a stain schedule every other spring. Ornamental aluminum is the choice when the view is the point, which is often the case on a rolling lot near Vienna. Vinyl privacy handles the newer subdivisions closer to Shallowford Square, where the fence sits between houses and needs to look the same from both sides with no maintenance attached.

Setting posts in Piedmont clay

Western Forsyth ground is heavy red clay that holds water rather than draining it. On the open, exposed lots common out here, that combines with wind in a way that punishes shallow footings. We set posts in concrete, deep, and we tighten post spacing on long solid runs where wind load is a real factor. Summer storms and the ice that shows up most winters both test the same thing, and it is not the pickets.

Call (336) 646-7288 whenever it suits you and we will come walk the acreage with you before anybody talks about price per foot. We answer 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and the estimate is free.