A great fence adds privacy, security, and real curb appeal — and it has to stand up to North Texas heat, clay, and storms. Fencing Pros Mansfield builds and repairs wood, iron, and chain-link fencing across Mansfield, TX, with a clean, permitted, code-aware process.
Everything we do comes down to building new fences that last and bringing tired ones back. Start with the one you need.
Fence Installation
New cedar privacy fences, ornamental iron, aluminum, and chain link — planned around your property lines, set in concrete that respects our expansive clay soil, and finished with gates that swing true. We handle the City of Mansfield permit and the Texas811 utility locate before a single post hole is dug.
Storm-leaned panels, rotted posts, sagging gates, broken pickets. We tell you honestly whether a section repair or a full replacement is the better spend, fix what's fixable, and leave the line straight. Most repair visits start with a quick photo from you and end within days, not weeks.
A fence that thrives in Oregon fails in Texas. Everything we spec answers the four things our climate throws at it.
Cedar vs. treated pine, chosen honestly
Cedar resists rot and looks better longer; treated pine costs less up front. We'll show you the real trade-off for your budget instead of upselling by default.
Texas sun grays unprotected wood fast, and spring storms find every weak post. Material choice and fastening patterns matter more than brochures admit.
The City of Mansfield requires a permit for fence installation and replacement, with rules on height, materials, and corner visibility. We treat that as part of the job, not an obstacle — we pull the permit, build to the city's fence regulations, and point you to the City of Mansfield permitting department for the current requirements on anything unusual.
And before any post hole is dug, Texas law requires a call to Texas811 so underground utilities get marked. It's free, it's the law, and it's how a fence project stays boring in the best way.