New wood, iron, vinyl, or chain link, Estrada installs fences built to stand straight for years. Owner on every job, in-house crews, and posts set deep in real concrete.
Get a Free QuoteMost fences don’t fail because of bad lumber, they fail because of how they were set. Rushed holes, shallow posts, and dry-packed dirt are why so many Dallas fences lean within a few seasons.
We do the opposite. Every Estrada installation starts with a proper layout, posts set deeper than code minimum in real concrete, and our own trained crews from the first post to the final gate.
Cedar and treated-pine privacy, board-on-board, and picket.
Elegant, secure steel fencing and custom gates.
Low-maintenance, never-paint privacy and picket.
Affordable, durable security for yards and property lines.
Leaning posts, broken boards & gates →
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A new fence is one of the highest-impact upgrades a Dallas home can make, and getting it right starts with the install. We install wood, ornamental iron, vinyl, and chain link fencing, from cedar board-on-board privacy fences to steel pool enclosures and custom driveway gates, with in-house crews who handle layout, demolition, post-setting, panels, and gates from start to finish. Homeowners from Kessler Park to Lake Highlands call us because one accountable crew does the whole job.
Dallas sits on expansive Blackland Prairie clay, the black gumbo that swells and shrinks with the seasons and topples fences that were rushed. Our installations start with a proper layout and utility locate, then posts augered past the active clay and set in real concrete, crowned to drain. That foundation is the difference between a fence that stands straight for years and one that leans by the next storm season, whether it’s a 6-foot privacy fence or an 8-foot board-on-board run.
Every Dallas neighborhood has its own rules, from HOA-approved styles in North Dallas to the historic-district standards on Swiss Avenue, and we build to City of Dallas fence codes on height, corner-lot sight lines, and pool-safety requirements. We’ll help with permits, tie into existing fencing, and coordinate gates, hardware, and automation. Whether you’re enclosing a backyard for a new pool, replacing a storm-damaged run, or fencing a new build in the suburbs, our fence installation gives you a straight, solid result backed by a written workmanship warranty across the Dallas-Fort Worth metro.
We install fences for new construction, remodels, and re-fences alike, coordinate with pool builders and landscapers, and phase the work around your schedule. From privacy fences in Lakewood to security fencing for East Dallas businesses, our in-house crews build to City of Dallas code and back every install with a written workmanship warranty and a free, itemized estimate.
A new fence is only as good as the day it’s installed. Proper layout, deep-set posts, and in-house crews are what separate a fence that stands straight for years from one that leans after a season. Here’s what Dallas homeowners ask about installation.
Most residential fences take one to three days once materials are on site, depending on length, terrain, and gates. We give you a clear timeline with your quote.
Yes, we can tear out and haul away the old fence and posts as part of the project, so one crew handles everything from demo to final gate.
Always. In Dallas clay we set posts deeper than code minimum in real concrete, never dry-packed dirt, because that’s what keeps a fence from leaning.
Estrada Fencing & Outdoor Living serves the Dallas-Fort Worth metro, visit our homepage or explore our wood fence installation.
Most of what makes an installation good or bad is settled before the first hole is dug. Where the line actually runs, where the grade falls, where the gates want to be, and what is buried along the route. Getting those wrong is expensive to undo and almost impossible to disguise once the fence is standing.
By the time we are setting posts, every judgement call has already been made with you standing there. That is the part of the job the owner is on site for. You will have the owner on site for the layout conversation, not a salesperson who leaves before work starts. That is deliberate: the decisions that matter most on an installation are made standing in the yard, and they are much easier to make with the person who will be responsible for the result.
We’ll walk your property, give you a straight price, and show you exactly how we set a fence to last.
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