SERVING GODLEY, TEXAS
Fences and Gates in Godley, TX
On open land, a fence marks the property line, keeps the dogs home and slows the wind before it reaches the patio. We build wood privacy, steel and ranch-style fences, plus drive gates wide enough for trucks and trailers.
Partners who have set posts with us for 15 years
Fencing is a trade where the crew makes or breaks the job. The installers we bring have partnered with TCO for upwards of 15 years. They know our post depth, our concrete and how straight we expect a line to run, so there is no learning curve on your property.
That steady team sits inside a single company. The designer who lays out your fence also handles the HOA paperwork, and the same office schedules the crew and the final walkthrough.
Fence styles for Godley property
Wood privacy
Board-on-board or horizontal cedar for a solid screen around the patio. A stain keeps it looking sharp in the sun.
Steel and ornamental
Open steel keeps the view across the land while holding kids and pets in. It pairs well with a wood section near the house.
Ranch style and drive gates
Post-and-rail lines suit larger lots. Drive gates are sized for trucks and trailers, with room to swing or slide.
Holding a straight line in open-country wind
Wind crosses Godley's newer subdivisions with little to stop it. A fence there takes more load than one tucked between houses in an older neighborhood. We set steel posts in concrete, space them for exposed sites and choose panel styles that let some air pass where a solid wall would act like a sail.
A good fence also helps the rest of the yard. A privacy section on the windward side shields the patio and the grill. Pair it with an attached Godley patio cover and the back of the house turns into a sheltered room. Where the fence meets a slope, our retaining wall team can level the line first.
Godley then and now
Godley grew up around a Santa Fe railway station in 1886, on land donated by Cleburne lumberman R. B. Godley, and it stayed a farm town for about a hundred years. Today the subdivisions are new and the lots are large. Star Ranch, Coyote Crossing and Hadley Farms all sit on ground that was open pasture not long ago.
We drive down from Fort Worth for every consultation. Our showroom sits on South Freeway, about 40 to 45 minutes from Godley, and it shows the gates, hardware and outdoor furniture we install. A decade of local work has taught us where fence lines fail, and we finish every job with a walkthrough of the full run.
What happens on install day
We confirm property pins and call for utility locates before any digging. Posts go in first and cure in concrete. Rails, pickets or panels follow once the posts are set. Gates get heavy hinges, a latch that lines up and a drop rod where the span calls for one, so a wide drive gate does not sag after its first year of daily use.
Fence and gate questions from Godley
What fence holds up best to wind on an open lot?
A fence with steel posts set in concrete. We space posts and choose panel styles for exposed sites so the line stays straight for years.
How wide should my drive gate be?
Wide enough for the biggest truck or trailer you plan to pull through, with room to turn. We measure your vehicles and the approach before we size it.
Does my HOA have to sign off on a new fence?
Many Godley subdivisions run design review on fences, especially height and style along the street. We submit the drawings and keep the approval moving.
Fence your Godley lot the right way
Send your plat and tell us the job your fence has to do, whether that means privacy, holding in pets, cutting wind or swinging a wide gate. We will walk the line and lay out a plan. Start with our project planner, or see all Godley outdoor services.
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621 South Freeway
Fort Worth, TX 76104
Monday to Friday, 10 AM to 6 PM
Saturday by appointment
Sunday closed