Fence Installation FAQ

We install wood privacy and cedar fences, chain link, ornamental and wrought iron, farm and ranch fencing, and barbed wire for both residential and commercial properties across the OKC metro.

Fence pricing depends on the material, height, linear footage, terrain, and gate configuration. We provide free, no-obligation on-site estimates so you get an accurate number for your exact project.

Yes. We offer free, no-obligation on-site estimates anywhere in the Oklahoma City metro area.

Most residential fences are completed in one to three days depending on the size of the job and the weather. We typically start projects within one to two weeks of your estimate.

Permit requirements depend on the fence height and location. We help guide you through the process and make sure your fence meets OKC city code.

Yes. We can provide the documentation and specifications many HOAs require, so your fence gets approved without the hassle.

Yes. We place posts to the proper depth and wet set them in concrete, using methods designed to withstand Oklahoma’s high winds.

Cedar is the most popular choice because it resists rot and insects and handles Oklahoma’s climate well, making it the longest-lasting wood privacy fence in the metro.

We typically place posts to the proper depth wet set in concrete (mixed on site with water and poured into post holes) to ensure long-term stability against wind and shifting Oklahoma soil.

Yes. We offer full tear-out and haul-off services, so you never have to deal with your old fence.

Yes. We install fencing for businesses, apartment complexes, industrial yards, and commercial properties throughout the Oklahoma City metro.

Yes. Every project comes with a one-year workmanship warranty on the installation.

We are locally owned, we understand Oklahoma soil and weather conditions, and we focus on quality craftsmanship over volume. We handle every fence from start to finish with professionalism and attention to detail.

We typically complete projects within one to two weeks after your free estimate, depending on the season and scope.