Everything you need to know about property lines, Houston city permits, HOA guidelines, post depth, and insurance storm claims.
For standard residential fences up to 8 feet in height, the City of Houston generally does not require a building permit unless the property is within a designated floodway or historic preservation district. In master-planned suburbs like The Woodlands, Katy, and Sugar Land, HOA architectural review approval is required, which we assist you with.
Houston gumbo clay expands and contracts while holding moisture at the surface. Wood posts rot at ground level within 4 to 6 years. Steel posts (like PostMaster or heavy-gauge galvanized pipe) are immune to subterranean rot, insects, and fungal decay, giving your fence a 25+ year lifespan.
Western Red Cedar has natural oils and tannins that make it naturally resistant to decay, insects, and shrinking. Pressure-treated pine is chemically treated and more economical, but more susceptible to warping, twisting, and checking in the intense Texas sun.
Yes. Our crews provide complete teardown, extraction of old concrete plugs, trailer haul-away, and magnet-sweeping of your yard to collect loose nails and screws.