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AUSTIN FENCE CONTRACTOR is Your Best Choice for Fence Installations, Repairs, and Replacements in Austin, TX

No task is too small or too big for our Austin Fence Contractor highly skilled professionals. Our team has gone through many years of rigorous training to have the proper knowledge in dealing with almost any problem you may have with your fence. Backed up by the numerous years of service in the field, we know just what you may need in the most efficient way possible. We continually innovate our methods to give the most satisfaction in the least time possible, especially when you need us to work fast. We understand that every client we get has their own preferences but that does not limit our capabilities. Every stage or process will always go through our clients to keep them informed about everything we will do when it comes to their fences. We will put your fences on your property as if they were our own. For all of these services, we do not require you to have any knowledge about the fencing process itself. From knowing which one fits best to the getting of the permits required to putting it up, you can leave that all to us. Of course, none of these will push through without you, our clients, knowing it first.

10/16/2026

Pflugerville has some of the most active clay in the Austin area. It swells when it's wet and cracks open when it's dry, and it does that every single year. That's why so many fences here lean by year three. The builder set the posts to one standard depth, right where the soil moves. When we do fence installation in Pflugerville, we set posts below the zone that moves. It takes a bit longer. It's also the reason the fence is still straight a decade later. We also check two things most people skip. Drainage easements, which run through a lot of Pflugerville lots and can force a fence to be moved if it blocks water. And HOA rules, since most neighborhoods here review material, height, and color before you build. Get those right first and the fence goes up once. We'll walk your line, check the plat, and give you an itemized quote. Fully insured, 1-year workmanship warranty.

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10/14/2026

Hi, we're Austin Fence Contractors. We build and fix fences, and that's all we do. No decks, no roofing, no side projects. That focus is the whole point. When you call a fence company in Austin, you want the people who set posts every single day, not a general crew that does fences between other jobs. We've worked across the metro for over 9 years, including a lot of homes in Northwest Hills, where steep lots and rock make fencing tricky. Rock means drilling instead of augering, and it means planning your line around the slope so the fence steps down cleanly. A crew that only knows flat yards learns that on your project. Here's what you get when you work with us. An in-house team, not a call center. A walk of your property before we quote anything. An itemized written quote, so you know exactly what you're paying for. Our permit partners handle paperwork when a job needs it. We're fully insured, and every job carries a 1-year workmanship warranty.

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https://austinfencecontractor.net/
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10/12/2026

How do you know when a fence is past saving? We get asked this every week in Round Rock, where a lot of builder fences are hitting the ten-year mark at the same time. Here's how we decide. First, push the posts. If several of them move and the wood feels soft at the ground line, the fence is done, no matter how the boards look. Second, look down the run. One leaning section is a repair. Leaning in three directions means the whole line is moving. Third, count your repairs. If you've patched it every year for three years, you've already paid for part of a new fence. When it is time for fence replacement in Austin, we quote the teardown and the rebuild together as one number. We pull the old posts and footings, haul everything off, and set new posts deeper than the builder did. That's the part that decides whether you're doing this again in five years or twenty. We're fully insured, and every job carries a 1-year workmanship warranty.

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10/09/2026

Did your fence start leaning after the first real rain this month? You're not imagining it. All summer the clay under South Austin shrinks away from your posts. Then the rain comes back, the soil swells, and loose posts all along finally move. We see it every September, and Travis Heights is no exception. Older fences on sloped lots get hit hardest. Here's the good news. A lean caught early is usually a repair, not a rebuild. If the post is still solid below the ground, we pull it, deepen the hole, and reset it where the soil doesn't move as much. That can buy your fence years. If
the post has rotted at the ground line, we'll tell you straight, because no reset will hold. Either way, you get an honest answer before any work starts. Fence repair in Austin is most of what we do this time of year, and it's the cheapest fix
you'll ever get if you catch it now. We're fully insured, and every repair carries a 1-year workmanship warranty. Call (512)566-7567 for a free estimate.

10/07/2026

Fall is the best time of year to build a fence in Austin, and most people don't know it. The ground is easier to dig once the summer heat breaks. Concrete cures without fighting triple digits. And our schedule opens up before the spring rush hits. We just wrapped a cedar privacy fence in Tarrytown, where mature trees and old lot lines make every job a little different. Roots sit close to the surface near those big oaks, so we plan post spots around them instead of cutting through. The homeowner wanted privacy along the back and an open feel along the side, so we built board-on-board in back and kept the side lower. If you've been putting off fence installation in Austin until the weather cooled down, this is your window. We'll walk your line, talk through materials, and give you an itemized quote with no pressure. Every job is fully insured and carries a 1-year workmanship warranty.

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08/26/2026

Who owns the fence between your house and the neighbor's? In Texas, it comes down to one thing: which side of the property line it sits on. Fully on your land, it's yours, and every decision about it is yours too. Straight down the line, it's usually shared, and that's where things get complicated, because shared ownership without a written agreement means nobody's sure who pays when a panel blows down. We hear this question constantly from homeowners in Crestview and across Austin, usually after a storm has already forced the issue. Our new guide sorts it out: how ownership is determined, what shared really means under Texas law, and how to settle it in writing before it becomes a fight. If you're not sure whose fence that is, read this before the next repair bill shows up. It's a lot easier to settle ownership on a calm Tuesday than after a storm. Hit the link for the full answer.

Full guide: https://austinfencecontractor.net/who-owns-the-fence-between-two-houses/
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08/24/2026

Ever wondered what actually happens between signing a fence quote and shaking hands at the finished gate? Our new guide walks the whole process: the property walk, the line layout, utility marking, post setting, cure time, and the build itself. Most residential installs take one to three days once materials arrive, but the order of operations matters more than speed. Posts set right and given time to cure are the difference between a fence that lasts twenty years and one that leans in three. We work in Windsor Park and neighborhoods all over Austin, and we'd rather you know exactly what to expect before the crew arrives: where the trucks park, what happens to the old fence, who handles the permit when one's needed. It's all in the guide. You'll also see why we never rush the post-setting stage, even when a schedule is tight. Hit the link to see how a professional install should go, start to finish.

Full guide: https://austinfencecontractor.net/how-fence-installation-works/
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08/21/2026

If your fence leans a little more each year, Blackland clay is probably the reason. The soil under Pflugerville and much of eastern Austin swells when it rains and shrinks hard in drought, and that seasonal movement works fence posts loose from below. Builder-grade fences with shallow footings show it first: a lean after a wet spring, gates that drag by summer. The fix isn't magic; it's depth. Posts set below the active clay zone stay put while the surface soil moves around them. We've set thousands of posts in this soil, and we plan depth by lot, not by a one-size default. Our new guide explains what the clay actually does, how to spot early movement, and when a leaning fence can still be saved. If you're buying in a newer subdivision, it's worth reading before the inspection. Hit the link to read it, and call (512) 566-7567 if your fence is already in motion.

Full guide: https://austinfencecontractor.net/blackland-clay-and-your-fence/
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08/19/2026

Why does one fence quote come in double another? It's rarely the pickets. Terrain, soil, demolition, gates, and access move fence pricing more than material choice does. A sloped run takes stepped panels and extra labor. Clay soil means deeper posts. Pulling out an old fence and hauling it off is its own line of work. Every gate adds hardware and heavier posts. And if a crew can't get equipment into the backyard, everything has to move by hand. We quote jobs around Circle C and across Austin after walking the line, because that's the only honest way to price a fence. Our new guide breaks down each factor so you can read any quote, ours or anyone's, and know exactly what you're paying for. Once you've seen the factors, a lowball quote practically announces what it left out. No mystery line items, no surprises halfway through. Tap Learn more for the full breakdown before you sign anything.

https://austinfencecontractor.net/what-affects-fence-cost/
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08/17/2026

Cedar or pine? It's the first question in half the fence estimates we run, and Texas heat makes the answer matter more here than in most places. Pine costs less on day one. Cedar holds its shape when August bakes it, resists rot without pressure treatment, and keeps its looks as it grays out. Pine can twist and check fast in full sun, especially on exposed runs without shade. Around Anderson Mill, we install both, and we'll tell you straight which one fits your budget and your lot instead of upselling by default. We've replaced enough sun-baked pine to know exactly where the savings stop making sense. Our new guide puts the two side by side: lifespan, movement, maintenance, and how each one ages through a Central Texas summer. If you're pricing a wood fence this year, read this first. Tap Learn more for the full comparison, then let's talk about what's right for your yard.

https://austinfencecontractor.net/cedar-vs-pine-fence-texas/
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