Coppell does not allow vinyl fences. If you want a low-maintenance fence here, these are the materials the city does allow, and we build them. Serving Coppell and all of Dallas County.
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Coppell’s fence code lists vinyl and polyvinyl as prohibited materials, along with chain link, barbed wire and sheet metal. Fences must be wood, metal or wrought iron, mortared stone or brick, or composite with at least 50% wood fiber, on metal posts, and wood or composite has to be a natural wood-stain color. Coppell Code of Ordinances, Sec. 9-2-7 and 9-2-8.
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Low upkeep like vinyl, allowed in Coppell at 50% wood fiber or more, in a natural stain color.
Coppell requires metal posts on wood fences, which is how we set them anyway.
Black, off-white or earth-tone iron for an open look.
Brick or stone columns with iron or wood panels between.
No. Coppell’s fence code prohibits vinyl and polyvinyl fencing on residential lots, so a vinyl fence would not pass the city permit.
Composite. Coppell allows composite fencing with at least 50% wood fiber in a natural wood-stain color, and it skips the staining cycle that wood needs.
Yes, to build, replace or repair a fence, except replacing less than 50% of an existing fence within six months. Pool fences, street-facing fences and changes in height, location or material always need one.
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