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Fence guides for Texas homeowners
Nobody in Texas builds more fence than Johnson, twenty thousand jobs last year. These are the answers our crews and salespeople give every day.
The Texas Fence Materials Termites Cannot Eat
Ask which fence material termites cannot eat and you get a list: vinyl, aluminum, steel, composite.
Telling a Two-Year-Old Fence From a Twenty-Year-Old One in Bellaire
A Bellaire house that changed hands last year tells you almost nothing about the fence behind it.
The Six Criteria That Separate Texas Fence Companies
Ask how to choose a fence company in Texas and you get the same six-item list every time.
What a 200-Foot Fence Costs in Texas by Material
Ask what a fence costs and you get one blended number for the whole country.
What the New Texas Fence Law Changed on September 1, 2025
Ask five neighbors what changed on September 1, 2025, and at least one will tell you the state handed your HOA more power over fences. That is backwards.
Fencing a New Dripping Springs or Bee Cave Home After Closing
In the Dripping Springs and Bee Cave growth corridor, the base build covers the house and stops at the yard.
Fencing a Home in the Westlake and Lake Travis Hill Country
Most fence advice for this corridor comes down to one number per linear foot.
Does a New Texas Home Come With a Fence
Walk a brand new Texas home at the final walkthrough and the backyard is usually bare dirt all the way to the property line.
When a Memorial or River Oaks Wood Fence Reaches the End of Its Life
A gray, cupped, splintery fence in Memorial or River Oaks reads like a cosmetic problem. Most owners treat it that way for another two or three years.
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