Farmers Branch Fence Company
Side and rear privacy fences, gates and backyard projects for Farmers Branch homes, from a crew based just northeast in Far North Dallas.
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Farmers Branch, TX
Is Farmers Branch part of your service area?
It is. Farmers Branch is southwest of our shop at 6523 Wickerwood Dr, next to Addison, and we build wood and iron fences, gates, pergolas, decks, patios and outdoor kitchens for homes and businesses there. Design and build both come from our own team.
Farmers Branch keeps fences out of front yards entirely. Side and rear fences can be up to 8 feet 6 inches, including any footer or topper, so that’s where privacy fences go here.
Farmers Branch service area
Where in Farmers Branch do you build?
The whole city, including Mercer Crossing, the Station Area around the DART station, the Brookhaven area and the neighborhoods near Farmers Branch Historical Park. The city’s ZIP codes are 75234 and 75244, which it shares with parts of Dallas. Call (972) 277-1658 and we’ll schedule a time.
Farmers Branch sits in Dallas County between I-35E on the west, the Dallas North Tollway on the east and I-635 on the south. Its 27-acre Historical Park is in the heart of the city.
The city’s Station Area plan covers 144 acres around the DART station.
Services in Farmers Branch
Which builds fit a Farmers Branch yard?
Privacy fences in cedar, board-on-board or horizontal styles, iron and aluminum fences, and gates for side and rear yards. We also build decks, patios, pergolas and outdoor kitchens, and we handle yard drainage, which matters here since fences in drainage easements need extra paperwork.
Permits and rules
Does a Farmers Branch fence need a permit?
Residential fences need one, except replacements of less than 20 feet in a calendar year. Fences can be up to 8½ feet including any footer or topper, and only in side or rear yards. The city’s building permit forms page has the application.
Before you build in Farmers Branch:
- The application needs a property survey, and the fee is due when you apply.
- Fences in drainage or utility easements need a Hold Harmless Agreement from Public Works first: (972) 919-2597.
FAQ
Farmers Branch FAQ
Can I have a front-yard fence in Farmers Branch?
No. Farmers Branch only allows residential fences in side and rear yards, so privacy fences and gates go along the sides and back of the house.
What's a Hold Harmless Agreement for a fence?
In Farmers Branch, if your fence will sit in a drainage or utility easement, the city’s Public Works department has to sign off with a Hold Harmless Agreement before the permit. Call Public Works at (972) 919-2597 to start it.
Do small fence repairs need a permit in Farmers Branch?
Not if you’re replacing less than 20 feet in a calendar year. Anything more, or a new fence, needs a permit with a property survey.
Do you build in Mercer Crossing?
Yes, along with every other part of Farmers Branch. Request an estimate above or call (972) 277-1658, and we’ll come see the property.
Nearby areas
What areas near Farmers Branch do you serve?
Addison is next door to the northeast, Carrollton is just north, and Coppell is a short drive west. Each one has its own page below, and you can see every area on our service areas page. From our shop, Farmers Branch is a short trip southwest.
Time for a new fence in Farmers Branch?
Send the form and we’ll set up a time to measure, or call (972) 277-1658.