Dependable Fence Installation in Mesquite

Cedar is the standard here for good reason. Its natural oils resist rot and insects, and it holds its shape through the heat instead of warping the way untreated pine does. We set cedar on galvanized steel posts, because rot at the ground line is what ends most wood fences early. With regular sealing, a cedar fence built this way lasts many years.

The clay soil across this region swells when it rains and shrinks in drought, and that constant movement pushes posts out of plumb. We counter it by setting posts deep, adding a gravel base for drainage, and sloping the concrete so water sheds away from the post. If rails or trim boards have already rotted, our carpentry repair team handles that before the new work goes up.

Usually yes. Most cities in this area require a permit, and height limits differ between front and back yards. Many neighborhoods also have rules covering height, material, and even stain color, so it is worth checking before work begins. We help coordinate the paperwork and confirm requirements with your city and neighborhood association. Get a free estimate here.

Sooner than most people expect. Cedar needs a short window to dry out, often a couple of weeks to about a month in our climate, but the sun starts graying bare wood within a few months. We check the wood with a simple water test, then our deck and fence staining service seals it once it is ready.

Quite a bit. We build custom gates, cedar arbors that frame entries and garden paths, and carports that shelter vehicles from hail and sun. Because we are painters first, we can also finish any of it to match your home. If a structure needs wood repairs before it is coated, that work is handled by the same insured crew.

We serve Sunnyvale, Rowlett, Rockwall, Forney, Sachse, Wylie, Plano, Allen, McKinney, Colleyville, Southlake, Mesquite, and surrounding communities. We also handle interior painting, exterior painting, and drywall repair and texture. View our full service area here.