Vinyl Fence Installation

Yes! We assist with all necessary permits and can help navigate HOA approval processes. Our team is familiar with local regulations and requirements throughout the DFW area. We'll prepare the documentation, submit applications, and ensure your fence meets all codes and restrictions. This service is included in our installation package.

Our lifetime material warranty covers manufacturing defects, cracking, peeling, rotting, and excessive fading under normal weather conditions. The warranty is fully transferable to new property owners, adding value to your home. Installation workmanship is covered for 5 years, including post stability, alignment, and gate operation. We stand behind our work!

Absolutely! Our professional installation team is experienced with challenging terrain including slopes, hills, and uneven ground. We use stepped or racked installation methods depending on the grade. Each section is custom-fitted to follow your property's contours while maintaining structural integrity and visual appeal. No terrain is too challenging for our experts.

Vinyl fencing is specifically engineered for extreme weather conditions, making it perfect for Texas. It won't expand, contract, or deteriorate under intense heat and UV exposure. The material is designed to withstand high winds up to 110 mph and won't become brittle in cold weather. Our vinyl includes UV inhibitors and impact modifiers for superior performance year-round.

Yes, we offer flexible financing options for qualified customers to make your fencing project more affordable. Our financing partners provide competitive rates with terms from 12-60 months. The application process is quick and easy, often with same-day approval. We also accept all major credit cards and offer cash discounts.

Virtually none! That's the beauty of vinyl fencing. You'll never need to paint, stain, seal, or treat your fence. For cleaning, simply spray with a garden hose occasionally or use soap and water for tougher dirt. There's no risk of rot, rust, or insect damage. Your fence will look as good in 20 years as it does on installation day with minimal effort.

While vinyl fencing has a higher upfront cost (typically 20-30% more than wood), it's actually more economical long-term. Wood fences require staining every 2-3 years ($500-1000), board replacements, and typically need full replacement after 10-15 years. Vinyl lasts 30+ years with zero maintenance costs. Most homeowners save thousands over the fence's lifetime, making vinyl the smart investment.