
Overlapping cedar pickets
Board-on-board construction covers the seams between pickets. Add a cap or trim if you want a more finished appearance.
Cedar fence installation
Screen your backyard
Privacy Fence Installation Fort Worth — choose a fence that screens your yard and fits the way you use it. Compare overlapping cedar boards, horizontal designs and composite panels, with gates and ground gaps planned for your property.
Fence and gate projects
Tell us what you have in mind and how to reach you. We’ll follow up about your project.
Overview
A fence can shield a patio from a neighboring window, close off an alley or give a busy backyard a little more separation. Walk the line before choosing a height: the places where people sit, the direction they look and changes in grade all affect how much screening you get.
Board-on-board cedar overlaps the seams between pickets, while side-by-side boards can open gaps as the wood dries. Horizontal wood offers a different look; composite panels reduce the need for staining. Each choice has its own appearance, maintenance needs and price.
Gates and the bottom edge deserve the same attention as the fence panels. We can discuss latch placement, gate width and how to handle uneven ground, along with posts and supports suitable for the fence design.
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Options
Where screening matters most: patio, pool or property line
Height and design allowed by local rules and your HOA
Board layout or panel material and preferred finish
Gate width, swing and access for equipment
Slopes, drainage, pets and the gap below the fence
Existing fence removal and access to both sides
Planning in Fort Worth
A corner lot, alley entrance or yard overlooked by a neighboring home may need a different layout from a straight backyard boundary.
Check your property line and current city and HOA requirements before settling on height or placement. Bring any guidelines to the quote discussion.
How it works
Call, email or use the quote form. Share the location and what you want built or repaired; rough measurements are helpful but not essential.
Talk through the fence line, slope, gates and site access, along with the materials and style you are considering.
Compare the proposed material, height, gates, removal, cleanup and terms before deciding how to proceed.
Confirm any required approvals and utility locates before digging. Point out private lines such as sprinklers or landscape lighting.
Fence FAQs
Answers to help you plan privacy fences in Fort Worth.
More fence questionsOverlapping board-on-board pickets cover the seams between boards; solid composite panels are another option. Gates, grade changes and gaps beneath the fence also affect how private the finished line feels.
Allowable height depends on the fence location, applicable city rules and any HOA requirements. Verify the current rules for your property before choosing a design.
Wood moves as moisture changes. Side-by-side pickets can separate as they dry; overlapping boards help cover those seams. Discuss gate edges and the ground line if screening there matters.
Length, height, material, board layout, gates, site access and removal of an old fence all affect the quote. Share the dimensions and the options you want to compare.
Yes. Tell us what is there now and whether the quote should include removal and haul-off. You can keep a similar layout or discuss a different material, height or gate arrangement.
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Tell us where the work is needed and what you want to build, repair or stain. We can discuss the options and next steps.