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Fence Company · Fort Worth, TX
Fence Installation inFort Worth, Texas
Cedar, wrought iron, pool and ranch fencing for Fort Worth homes, built on galvanized steel posts. Free on-site estimates from our Keller office.
- 5.0 on Google
- BBB A+ Accredited
- Family-Owned Since 2003
Why S&B
Why Fort Worth Homeowners Choose S&B
BBB A+ Accredited
No complaints on file with the Better Business Bureau.
Close to Fort Worth
About 18 miles from our office on Keller Parkway.
Family-Owned Since 2003
Part of S&B Roofing & Exteriors, founded in Keller in 2003.
What We Build
Fence Types for Fort Worth
Cedar & Custom Wood
Side-by-side, board-on-board and shadowbox cedar on galvanized steel posts, stained in the color you choose.
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Wrought Iron & Ornamental
Wrought iron and ornamental steel for front yards, pools, estate lots and anywhere a city requires open fencing.
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Horizontal & Modern
Horizontal stained cedar for modern homes, patios and outdoor living areas.
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Pool Enclosures
Pool barriers built to your city's code, with self-closing, self-latching gates and screens for pool equipment.
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Ranch & Agricultural
Three-rail, pipe and wire-panel ranchette fencing for acreage, livestock and long driveways.
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Gates & Automatic Gates
Walk gates, double drive gates and automatic openers in wood or iron, built to match your fence.
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City Requirements · Checked October 2026
Fort Worth Fence Requirements
A summary of Fort Worth's fence requirements, with links to the city's own pages.
Summary
Fort Worth requires a permit for fences over 7 feet tall, and the permit fee is $165. Front-yard fences on one- and two-family lots must be an open design no taller than 4 feet, and chain link is not allowed in the front yard. S&B Fencing pulls the permit whenever the city requires one.
We check Fort Worth's requirements for your property at your free on-site visit.
Permits and Paperwork4 requirements
- No fence may exceed 8 feet behind the front building setback line.
- On corner lots, nothing over 2 feet may be within a triangle extending 20 feet each way from the street-intersection corner.
- We pull the permit whenever Fort Worth requires one.
- You provide the property site plan.
Height and Placement2 requirements
- Front-yard open designs must be no more than 50% solid. No solid fence in the required front yard.
- Historic and design districts may require extra approval.
Materials and Finished Side1 requirement
- Height is measured from the highest adjacent grade. Fences next to freeways or arterial streets face their finished side toward the right-of-way.
Texas Law
HOA Approval
City permits and HOA approval are separate. Here is what Texas law says about HOA fence rules.
Your right to fence
HOAs Can't Ban Perimeter Fences
Texas Property Code §202.023 stops an HOA from banning a perimeter fence used for security. The HOA can still regulate the fence type.
Read the lawFront yards · SB 711
New Limits Since September 1, 2025
HOA covenants can prohibit fences in front of the house's front building line and fences that block sidewalks or drainage, and can require driveway gates set back 10 feet. Fences built before that date can stay and be maintained.
Read the lawIf you're denied
The HOA Has to Explain a Denial
For HOAs with more than 40 lots, §209.00505 requires a denial to give the reasons and the changes needed. You can ask for a board hearing within 30 days. The law sets no decision deadline. That comes from your HOA's own requirements.
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We measure your yard, check your city and HOA requirements, and send you a price.
Homeowner Reviews
What Our Customers Are Saying
Rated 5.0 across 59 Google reviews from homeowners in Keller and North Texas.
I received three independent quotes. The effort S&B Fencing put into their bid was remarkable.
Joseph D.
Google review
Wade and his crew are amazing! They went above and beyond to get our fence completed. They had to troubleshoot several issues including the uneven sloping of the driveway.
Deanna P.
Google review
I recently had S&B Fencing replace the wrought iron fence in my backyard, and I couldn't be happier with how everything turned out. From start to finish, the whole process was smooth and professional.
Dave M.
Google review
FAQ
Fort Worth Fence Questions
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Call (817) 476-1113
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Who is a good fence company in Fort Worth, TX?
S&B Fencing is a family-owned fence company based on Keller Parkway, about 18 miles from Fort Worth. We have a 5.0-star rating on Google and an A+ with the BBB. We build cedar, iron, pool and ranch fences and handle repairs across Fort Worth.Read the source
Do I need a permit for a fence in Fort Worth?
Fort Worth requires a permit for fences over 7 feet tall. The permit fee is $165.Read the source
Does S&B serve Fort Worth?
Yes. We serve Fort Worth from our office at 525 Keller Pkwy, about 18 miles away.Read the source
Does my HOA need to approve the fence?
If your home is in an HOA, usually yes, and it's separate from the city permit. We give you the fence details your HOA asks for (style, height, materials and layout), and you submit the application.Read the source
How much does a fence cost?
It depends on the material, height, total length, gates and site. Our Dallas-Fort Worth fence cost guide explains each factor, and we price your fence at a free on-site consultation.
How do I start an estimate?
Call (817) 476-1113 or request a free estimate online. We'll come out, measure and walk you through your options.
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What each town requires and who pulls the permit.
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