Fence Installation in Plano, TX
Cedar privacy fences, iron fences, gates and full backyard builds for Plano homes, from a North Dallas team just south of the city line.
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Plano, TX
Do you install fences in Plano?
Yes, all over Plano. The city borders Far North Dallas, where our shop is, so it’s a natural part of our service area. We install cedar and iron fences, gates and electric gates, and build pergolas, decks, patios and outdoor kitchens for Plano homes and businesses.
Plano is particular about front yards: fences there top out at 40 inches and have to be at least half open. Privacy fences belong along the sides and back, where the city allows up to 8 feet.
Plano service area
Which Plano neighborhoods and ZIP codes do you serve?
We cover the whole city, including Downtown Plano and the Haggard Park heritage district, Legacy West, Oak Point and the Collin Creek area. Plano’s ZIP codes include 75023, 75024, 75025, 75074, 75075, 75093 and 75094. Call (972) 277-1658 and we’ll confirm your street.
Plano spans Collin and Denton counties. Legacy Drive, between Preston Road and the Dallas North Tollway, is lined with corporate campuses, and the 800-acre Oak Point Park and Nature Preserve hosts the Plano Balloon Festival.
Downtown Plano and Haggard Park are locally designated heritage districts.
Services in Plano
What do we build for Plano homeowners?
Board-on-board and horizontal cedar fences along side and rear lot lines, open-style iron or aluminum fences where the front yard needs one, gates and electric driveway gates, and the backyard projects that follow: pergolas, patio covers, decks, patios and outdoor kitchens.
Permits and rules
Do you need a permit for a fence in Plano?
For a new fence, yes; repairs covering 25% or less of the fence within a year don’t. The city caps fences at 8 feet, and front-yard fences at 40 inches and at least half open. The full requirements are on the City of Plano’s outdoor improvements page.
Before you build in Plano:
- The permit application needs a site plan showing the fence location.
- Masonry fences and brick columns over 4 feet need a Texas-registered engineer’s seal.
- Building Inspections: 1520 K Ave, Suite 140, 972-941-7140.
FAQ
Plano FAQ
Can I build a privacy fence in my Plano front yard?
Not a solid one. Plano limits front-yard fences to 40 inches and requires them to be at least 50% open, so a front fence is usually decorative iron, aluminum or an open wood style. Full privacy fences go along the sides and rear, up to 8 feet.
Do I need a permit to repair my fence in Plano?
Not if the repair covers 25% or less of the fence within 12 months. Beyond that, or for a brand-new fence, Plano requires a permit and a site plan.
Do you build brick or masonry fences in Plano?
We do stone masonry and masonry walls. In Plano, masonry fences and brick columns taller than 4 feet need plans sealed by a Texas-registered engineer, which we factor into the plan.
Which Plano ZIP codes do you cover?
75023, 75024, 75025, 75074, 75075, 75093 and 75094, plus any other Plano address. Not sure? Call (972) 277-1658.
Nearby areas
Which areas next to Plano do you serve?
Frisco is directly north, Richardson borders Plano on the south side, and The Colony sits to the northwest. North Dallas, home to our shop, is just across the city line. You’ll find each one below, plus the complete list on our service areas page.
Planning a new fence in Plano?
Send the details and we’ll set up a free visit, or call (972) 277-1658 to talk it through.