Wood & Privacy Fence Installation Hurst, TX 76053

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Arlington Fence Company · Fast response in Hurst and the Arlington area · Free estimate 24h

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Hurst's established Mid-Cities subdivisions are lined with mature cedar and oak fencing that's reaching the end of its lifespan all at once. When your 6-foot privacy fence starts leaning, sagging, or rotting at the post line, Arlington Fence Company knows exactly what you're looking at and how to fix it right.

We've been serving Hurst and the surrounding Arlington area since 2015. Homeowners in 76053 call us because we show up, assess honestly whether a fence can be repaired or needs replacement, and price the work fairly. No sales pitch, no pressure to tear out a fence that still has life in it.

Fence Service in Hurst (76053)

Hurst's housing stock is dominated by brick ranch and split-level homes from the 1960s through the 1980s, with many of the 1990s and 2000s master-planned subdivisions built with mandatory wood-fence HOA covenants. Those cedar privacy fences were installed on the same timeline, and now they're all facing the same problem at once: the combination of North Texas clay soil expansion, spring moisture, and summer drought cycles that crack posts at the ground line. Posts set in tamped earth without concrete footings fail first. Even concrete-set posts rot where they meet the soil if drainage is poor or if the fence was installed on low ground that holds water after rain.

Our team works on board-on-board cedar fencing, pressure-treated pine rails and stringers, vinyl privacy fence, chain link, and ornamental iron. We're fully insured for fence replacement and removal, fence repair, and new installation. We're also AFA Member Installers with the American Fence Association.

Our services in Hurst

Wood & Privacy Fence Installation in Hurst · Houston's classic 6-ft cedar privacy fence, built for Gulf humidity.
Vinyl & PVC Fence Installation in Hurst · Low-maintenance vinyl privacy, picket and ranch-rail fencing that shrugs off…
Chain Link Fence Installation in Hurst · Galvanized and black vinyl-coated chain link for yards…
Aluminum & Ornamental Iron Fencing in Hurst · Powder-coated aluminum and ornamental iron fencing for pools…
Fence Repair in Hurst · Leaning sections, broken pickets, sagging gates and wind-damaged panels…
Storm Damage Fence Repair in Hurst · After a hurricane, derecho or spring storm we rebuild fallen sections fast…
Fence Post Repair & Replacement in Hurst · Houston's expansive clay soil heaves posts and rots them at the ground line…
Gate Installation & Repair in Hurst · Custom wood, vinyl and metal gates built square and hung right.
Automatic & Driveway Gates in Hurst · Sliding and swing driveway gates with professional-grade openers…
Pool Fence Installation in Hurst · Aluminum, mesh and glass pool barriers installed to meet Texas and local pool…
Fence Replacement & Removal in Hurst · Complete tear-out, haul-away and rebuild…
Fence Staining & Restoration in Hurst · Professional cleaning, brightening and stain-sealing for cedar fences.
Commercial & Temporary Fencing in Hurst · Commercial chain link, security fencing…
Farm & Ranch Fencing in Hurst · Ranch rail, no-climb horse fence…

How a Fence Job Works in Hurst

Step 1: we come out for a free on-site assessment. We walk the fence line, check post spacing and condition, look at how the fence was originally set (tamped or concrete), and identify which sections are repairable and which need replacement. We'll ask about your HOA rules if you're in a master-planned community, because Hurst subdivisions often have strict covenants on height, material, and color. We also verify that any digging for new posts complies with Texas 811 utility locates.

Step 2: we do the work. For repairs, we might replace individual rotted posts, reset leaning sections, or reinforce sagging rails with anti-sag bracing. For replacement, our crews remove the old fence, set new posts in concrete at proper spacing, and install new boards or panels. In Hurst's tight suburban lots, we coordinate access carefully and keep the work contained to your property line.

Step 3: we haul off all debris and leave your property clean. You get a final walkthrough so you know the work is done right.

Fence repair in Hurst typically starts at $450 for post replacement or structural fixes. A full fence replacement runs from $27 per linear foot for wood privacy fence up to $42 per foot for aluminum or ornamental iron, depending on the material and the condition of what's coming out. A typical 150-foot run of 6-foot cedar privacy fence replacement costs between $4,050 and $6,300. Cost factors include post spacing (closer posts mean more labor), whether old fence has to be removed and hauled, soil conditions (clay in Hurst often requires concrete footings), and whether the fence is stepped or racked to follow grade. Call us at (682) 277-0410 for a free estimate on your property. We'll give you a realistic number based on what we see on site.

✅ AFA Member Installer (American Fence Association), fully insured and bonded for work in Hurst and nearby areas.

My cedar fence is leaning, but it's only a few years old. Can it be fixed, or do I have to replace the whole thing?

Not necessarily. If the posts are set in concrete and the lean is caused by loose hardware, settling, or wind damage, we can often reset the fence or brace it with anti-sag bracing. If the posts were set in tamped earth without concrete footings, they've shifted in the clay soil. We can replace individual posts or reinforce the section. A full replacement is the better spend only if most of the fence is rotting or the structural damage is widespread. We'll tell you which option makes sense for your fence.

My HOA says my fence has to be a specific height and color. Will Arlington Fence Company work with those rules?

Yes. HOA covenants in Hurst master-planned communities often require 6-foot cedar privacy fence or approved vinyl in specific stains or colors. We've worked in those subdivisions for years and know how to coordinate with your architectural review. Bring us your HOA guidelines, and we'll make sure the replacement meets them. If your current fence violates the covenant, we can discuss options with you before we start.

A storm damaged my fence. What do I do?

Call us at (682) 277-0410 right away. We offer a free damage assessment and can document what happened for your insurance claim. We'll explain what failed and why, and give you a realistic repair or replacement cost. Spring storms in North Texas can flatten fence runs or tear boards loose. We'll get you a quote and timeline so you can file a claim and plan the work.

Do I need a permit to replace my fence in Hurst?

Fence permitting in the Arlington area varies by jurisdiction. Hurst has its own fence height and setback rules, and your HOA (if you have one) may have additional restrictions. We recommend checking with the City of Hurst Building Department before you start. We can help you understand what the rules are for your property and coordinate any permits required. Texas 811 utility locates are required by law before we dig any post holes, so we'll handle that step.

What's the difference between a tamped post and a concrete-set post, and why does it matter in Hurst?

A tamped post is set in a hole with soil packed around it. A concrete-set post is set in a hole filled with concrete. In Hurst's expansive clay soil, which swells after spring rain and cracks in summer drought, tamped posts shift and lean over time. Concrete-set posts hold better, but even concrete can fail if the post rots at the ground line because water pools around the base. We set posts in concrete and ensure drainage so water doesn't collect. If you have an older fence with tamped posts, replacing them with concrete-set posts is a solid repair.

Are you fully insured for fence work?

Yes. We carry general liability and workers' compensation insurance for all fence installation, repair, and removal work. We can provide a certificate of insurance on request. Any damage to your property or injury on the job is covered.

What should I do about my neighbor's branches hanging over my fence line?

That's a property-line question, and the rules vary. Generally, you can trim branches that cross your property line, but you should talk to your neighbor first. If the issue is ongoing or involves a large tree, a licensed land surveyor can determine the exact property line. We install fence on the line you identify, but we don't determine boundaries. If an HOA dispute arises, your HOA architectural committee or the city may need to weigh in. We recommend checking your deed and talking to your neighbor before any work starts.