We’ve answered some of the most common ones here, and we’re happy to speak with you to answer any others you might have. At DFW Fence Pro, we want to make sure that you get a quality fence that you can feel good about.
For the most accurate estimate, we need to visit the property. This will help us determine the amount of fencing needed, the best type of fencing for the property, and any obstructions or issues unique to your property. For a ballpark estimate, be sure to have an idea of the fence length, height and type when you call.
We can work with you to find the best fencing material for your needs and budget. The most common fencing types that we install are wood plank, chain link, metal pipe, and wrought iron.
Yes, and we can provide you with the details of our insurance upon request.
If we’re replacing an existing fence with a similar fence, you may not need to do anything. If you’re adding a new fence, increasing the height, or installing a different kind of fence, you should contact your Homeowners’ Association to educate yourself about what is permitted by the HOA. While we don’t work with HOAs directly, we can provide you with drawings, photos, or additional information if needed for their approval.
Yes. Prior to starting on construction of your fence, we’ll contact Texas 811 to have major utility lines located. Please note that this won’t include any privately owned lines. So, if you’ve added an irrigation system or pool in the area where the new fence will be placed, you’ll need to identify those water or electrical lines for us. You can mark the general area with flag or paint and we’ll work cautiously around those areas.
