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Fences and Gates in North Richland Hills, TX

A good fence keeps the dog in, the neighbors' view out and the backyard feeling like yours. When the old one starts to lean, a gate drags on the ground or boards go gray and split, it is time to replace it. Our crews replace them with cedar, steel or horizontal-board fences and gates.

Neighbors are how most of our NRH jobs start

A fence is the most public thing we build. Everyone on the street sees it. That visibility explains a lot of our referrals. Someone strolls past, notices a straight line of posts and a gate that swings shut on its own, and asks who built it. Founded in 2016 and building around Fort Worth ever since, a large share of our calendar fills that way.

We take that seriously. Posts go in concrete at the right depth, rails stay level along the grade, and gates get hardware sized for their weight. The goal is a fence that still looks straight long after the neighbors stop asking about it.

Covered grill island in white brick with kamado and stainless doors, with a cedar privacy fence behind it
A grill island and cover in NRH, backed by a cedar privacy fence

Replacing original fences in older NRH neighborhoods

Many fences in the established parts of North Richland Hills are original or close to it. Pickets have warped, posts have rotted at the ground line and whole sections lean toward the yard after a windy spring. Patching one panel at a time rarely fixes it for long. A full replacement with new posts, rails and boards brings back privacy and a clean line.

Newer subdivisions bring different needs. Builder fences there are often light-duty, and an HOA may set rules on height, style or stain color. We build to those rules and prepare the drawings for HOA review. It is also smart to check with the city's Planning & Inspections department before building, and we help you sort out both sets of requirements.

Cedar privacy fences

Board-on-board or side-by-side pickets with a top cap. Steel posts are an option where you want extra strength.

Horizontal fences

Boards run sideways for a modern look that pairs well with clean, contemporary homes.

Steel and ornamental

Open steel fences and gates for front yards and areas where you want security without blocking the view.

Fences that fit the backyard plan

The North Richland Hills job in the photo shows how a fence frames everything else. A white brick grill island with a kamado, stainless access doors and drawers sits under a dark-ceilinged cover with a cedar post. Behind it, a stained cedar privacy fence on steel posts closes off the yard. The finished space feels private because the fence and the structure work together.

So we prefer to plan the fence line together with everything inside it. Planning a grill station too? See our outdoor kitchens for North Richland Hills homes. If the dog run or play area needs new ground, our NRH artificial turf installs pair naturally with a new fence. And a fire pit at the edge of a private yard is hard to beat, so see our North Richland Hills fire features.

One company, start to finish

A Fort Worth family owns and runs TCO. Our showroom staff, designers and crews all work under one roof, so the person who measures your fence line stays involved through the last gate latch. The fence crews are partners we have relied on for over 15 years.

You get a free consultation, a drawn design, help with permits and HOA paperwork, the build itself and a closing walkthrough. Browse every NRH service, or send us a message to get started.

Fence and gate questions in North Richland Hills

Does North Richland Hills require a fence permit?

Check with the city's Planning & Inspections department before you build. Requirements depend on height, location and type. We help you confirm what the city and your HOA require.

Wood posts or steel posts?

Steel posts resist rot and hold a straight line longer. Wood posts look more traditional. Many of our cedar fences use steel posts hidden behind the boards for the best of both.

Can you build a wider gate for a trailer or mower?

Yes. We build double drive gates and wide single gates with heavier posts and hardware so they swing freely and do not sag.

Replace the fence that leans

Walk the fence line with us and tell us what bothers you about the old one. We will measure, recommend a style and give you a clear price.

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621 South Freeway
Fort Worth, TX 76104

Monday to Friday, 10 AM to 6 PM
Saturday by appointment
Sunday closed

817.284.0038