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Fence installation in New Braunfels
Our crews install wood, metal and chain-link fences and gates in New Braunfels and the rest of Comal County, the same work we do in San Antonio, about 30 miles down I-35. Estimates are free.
Rock on one side of town, clay on the other
New Braunfels sits on the Balcones Escarpment. West of I-35, toward the Hill Country, many lots have shallow soil over limestone, so post holes often have to be drilled into rock. East of the escarpment the ground is mostly deep clay that swells when it is wet and shrinks in drought, which pushes on posts that are set too shallow. Post depth and footings should be planned for the ground on your lot, so describe it when you request an estimate.
HOAs and city rules
Many newer New Braunfels subdivisions have HOAs with rules on fence height, material and stain color, and some require approval before work starts. Get HOA approval first and check the City of New Braunfels rules for your property, then we build to the approved plan.
Pool fencing
A fence around a pool generally has to meet a minimum height and have gates that close and latch on their own. Aluminum and ornamental iron are common choices for pool areas because they meet those rules without blocking the view of the water.
Wood, wrought iron or chain link
Wood privacy fences suit backyards that need screening from neighbors and the street. Wrought iron, steel and aluminum suit front yards, entries and pool areas where you want security without a solid wall. Chain link is the cost-effective choice for large lots, pets and acreage. Every fence type can be paired with walk gates or driveway gates.
Getting an estimate
Send your address, the rough length of fence you need and a few photos of the lot through the contact form, or call. We will get back to you to set up a free estimate in New Braunfels.
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