Cedar and treated pine privacy fence, built to stand up to Valley wind. in McAllen and across the Rio Grande Valley.
A privacy fence in the Valley has two enemies and neither of them is time. The first is wind — a solid six-foot fence is a sail, and every storm that comes up off the Gulf between June and November leans on it. The second is the sun, which is directly overhead more of the year here than almost anywhere else in Texas.
We build for both. Posts go in concrete at a depth that accounts for the wind, not the minimum that gets the job finished before lunch. Boards get spaced and fastened so the fence can breathe instead of catching every gust broadside.
Cedar costs more up front and holds its colour and its shape longer. Treated pine costs less and, sealed on schedule, does the job for years. Which one is right depends on your budget and on how long you plan to be in the house, and we will tell you that straight rather than quoting whichever one we would rather install.
The part nobody sees is the part that decides how long the fence lasts. Post depth, concrete, and the gap between the bottom board and the dirt — get those wrong and the prettiest fence on the street is leaning inside three years.
We walk the line with you, check where the property markers are and note anything in the way.
Materials, height, style and gate count — in writing, before anyone starts.
Old fence out, new posts in concrete, and a day for the concrete to take before the boards go on.
Boards, cap, gate hardware, and every nail and offcut picked up off your grass.
Every part of the Valley has its own soil, its own wind and its own kind of house.
We come out, measure the line and put the price in writing. No obligation.
Call (832) 549-1111