Service Areas · Frisco, TX
Fence Installation & Replacement in Frisco, TX
TrueSet provides cedar privacy fences, board-on-board construction, ornamental iron, replacement, repairs, and staining for Frisco homeowners. We scope every project up front and run it to one standard — done right, made easy.
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Fencing in Frisco
Fence Work for Frisco Homes
Frisco’s neighborhoods run the gamut from established subdivisions with aging fences to newer builds closing in backyards for the first time. Wherever your home falls on that spectrum, we bring the same approach: clear scope, honest material guidance, gates that keep working, and a crew you don’t have to chase.
Cedar privacy
Cedar Privacy Fences Built for Frisco Yards
Cedar is our preferred premium wood for North Texas — we prefer its appearance and dimensional stability. Grade, moisture condition, installation, and maintenance also affect performance. We build cedar privacy fences in side-by-side or board-on-board construction at 6′ or 8′, with gates matched to the run and cap and trim details where the design calls for them.
Board-on-board
Board-on-Board Cedar for Added Privacy
Overlapping pickets improve screening compared with a side-by-side arrangement as wood moves. If privacy next to a patio or neighboring yard matters, compare the overlap, height, wood, and supporting structure. Board-on-board uses more material; the result still depends on the specified design, installation, and ongoing condition.
Iron fencing
Ornamental Iron Fencing in Frisco
Iron fencing fits Frisco properties where you want to define a front yard, frame an entry, or run a perimeter without putting up a solid wall. We install new ornamental iron, replace damaged or aging sections, and hang walk and double-swing gates matched to the fence style. Any applicable HOA may restrict materials or placement; confirm the rules for your property before choosing the design.
Replacement
Fence Replacement in Frisco
When deterioration or damage affects much of a fence, replacement may be more practical than repeated repairs. An isolated issue should be assessed before deciding to rebuild the full run. We handle the whole project — tear-out, haul-off, post evaluation, gates, and the new fence — as one scoped job. We assess existing posts honestly on site and won’t promise reuse when the condition doesn’t support it.
Staining & restoration
Fence Staining & Restoration in Frisco
Staining refreshes weathered wood and helps protect new fencing from Frisco’s sun and storms. We pressure wash, prep the surface, and apply stain properly — normally across at least two visits, because damp wood won’t absorb stain the way it should. We evaluate the fence first and will tell you straight if sections need repair or replacement before staining makes sense.
Gates
Gates That Stay Aligned
Gates get the most use and the most wear on any fence. We choose hardware, bracing, and alignment up front so the gate doesn’t sag or drag after a few seasons. Walk gates handle everyday foot traffic; double-swing gates open wide for equipment and trailer access.
Walk gates. Matched to the fence style and braced to keep working through daily use.
Double-swing gates. Built wider for equipment and trailer access, hung to stay plumb.
Automatic gate operators are not offered. Explore manual gate installation and repair.
Repairs
Fence Repair in Frisco
A damaged board, leaning section, or dragging gate does not always require a complete replacement. Send photos of the affected components and the adjoining fence so we can review the structure and the proposed repair. The recommendation and price depend on the condition and scope.
Explore fence repair options · Compare repair with replacement
Permits & HOA
Frisco Fence Permits & HOA Considerations
Frisco has specific fence permit rules, and several exceptions depend on the exact scope of work. Here’s what to know. In most cases, TrueSet is able to handle the permit and HOA approval process for you — we’ll confirm what applies to your project before installation.
- New fences and most replacement projects require a fence permit.
- Partial repairs and nonconforming fences have specific exceptions in the city ordinance. Do not assume one percentage or length rule applies to every project; confirm your scope with Building Inspections.
- Rear- and side-yard fences are generally limited to 8 feet. Front-yard fences are generally limited to 4 feet and must meet openness and visibility requirements.
- Provide the proposed layout and other documents required for your application.
- Check contractor registration before applying and confirm any separate HOA requirements.
We don’t guarantee permit or HOA approval. Permit rules and HOA covenants in Frisco can change and vary by neighborhood. We’ll help you understand what’s likely to apply and submit the right documentation when applicable — but we won’t promise an outcome we don’t control. For a fuller walkthrough of the HOA side, see our HOA fence approval guide.
Pricing
Fence Pricing in Frisco
Your tailored quote reflects the actual scope rather than a generic per-foot figure. The main factors:
- Total fence length and site layout
- Fence height and material selection
- Side-by-side vs. board-on-board construction
- Number and type of gates (walk vs. double-swing)
- Tear-out, haul-off, and disposal of existing fencing
- Condition of existing posts and how many need replacing
- Ground conditions, slopes, and access
- City of Frisco permit fees and HOA requirements
Start with a planning range from our online estimate.
The calculator gives a planning range, not a final quote. Measurements, site conditions, and the written scope must be confirmed. Our wood fence cost guide explains the factors and illustrative budgeting examples.
How TrueSet works
Our Estimating & Installation Process
You make a few decisions. We handle the rest — and we keep you updated from first contact to final walkthrough.
Estimate & Intake
Run our online estimate for a quick ballpark, or call or text us directly. We’ll talk through your Frisco property, your goals, and what you’re working with.
Scope & Site Review
We confirm footage, layout, gates, access, tear-out needs, and any City of Frisco or HOA requirements so the scope is settled before the crew arrives.
Proposal & Deposit
We finalize material and style options and deliver your tailored quote. Lock it in with a 50% deposit or approved financing.
Installation
The crew installs to TrueSet’s standard and keeps you in the loop as the work progresses.
Cleanup & Walkthrough
We wrap with cleanup, haul-off, and a final walkthrough — not just a bill and a goodbye.
The 6-month tune-up
Every qualifying TrueSet fence includes a 6-month tune-up. After half a year of weather and everyday use, we come back to check the fence, gates, and hardware and handle any minor adjustments that need attention.
More from TrueSet
- Wood privacy fence installation
- Iron fence installation
- Fence replacement
- For staining & restoration, tell us about your fence and we’ll evaluate it.
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Questions before you start
Frisco Fence Questions
Does a partial fence replacement in Frisco need a permit?
Frisco’s ordinance has an exception for qualifying partial repairs or replacements, with limits on the amount changed and the scope, location, dimensions, and materials. Different provisions can affect nonconforming fences. Ask Building Inspections to confirm your exact work rather than applying one percentage to every project.
Can I make a Frisco privacy fence taller?
A height change should be checked before installation. Frisco’s published rear- and side-yard limits, height measurement rules, lot conditions, and any HOA restrictions all matter. An existing tall fence nearby does not establish approval for your property.
Should I stain an older fence or replace it?
First assess the posts, rails, and boards. Staining may suit sound wood that needs surface preparation and a new finish, but it cannot restore failed structural components. Identify any necessary repairs before comparing restoration with replacement.
What should a complete replacement proposal include?
Compare the same footage, height, wood and style, posts, gates, removal, disposal, finish, and access assumptions. List anything retained or excluded. The online estimator is a planning starting point, not a substitute for a confirmed written scope.
Can TrueSet help with a dragging manual gate in Frisco?
Yes, request a review with photos of the gate open and closed, including the posts, hinges, latch, and ground clearance. The cause may involve supports or framing rather than the latch alone. Automatic gate operators are not offered.
North Texas service area
Serving Frisco from Our North Texas Base
TrueSet serves homeowners in Frisco; this page does not represent a separate office. Contact us with the property address and requested work to confirm the scope. Meet the team or browse all service areas.
See What Your Fence Could Cost
Frisco homeowners can get a realistic ballpark range in about two minutes — pick your fence, enter a rough measurement, and we’ll take it from there.