A&O Texas Solutions is a wood fence contractor serving Arlington, TX and the Dallas–Fort Worth area. We install custom cedar fences, privacy fences, board-on-board fences, horizontal fences and wood picket fences built for North Texas weather.
Why DFW Chooses Us
Looking for wood fence installation in Arlington, TX? A&O Texas Solutions builds cedar wood fences, board-on-board fences, privacy fences, picket fences, and horizontal wood fences across Arlington and the DFW Metroplex.
Solid board construction blocks sightlines completely, giving your backyard the privacy to relax, entertain, and enjoy your space without prying eyes.
Cedar’s warm tones and natural grain add instant curb appeal and a timeless, classic look that complements any home style.
Pressure-treated posts, quality cedar boards, and proper installation techniques stand up to Texas heat, storms, and shifting soil for years to come.
See the options
Enhance your property’s beauty and security with our high-quality wood fences. Explore our signature styles below to find the perfect fit for your yard.
Overlapping boards eliminate gaps for maximum privacy and a clean, finished look on both sides of the fence — ideal for backyards bordering neighbors or busy streets.
A classic, open style that defines your property line while keeping the yard feeling open and inviting. Popular for front yards and homeowners wanting a traditional look.
Sleek horizontal boards give your property a contemporary, designer look that pairs beautifully with modern home exteriors.
Our projects Work
Seer our latest projects crafted for our customers in the DFW region.
A&O Texas Solutions removed an existing fence corner and installed a new 6-foot cedar side-by-side fence section with a matching gate in Euless, TX. The project included a new 13-gauge metal post set in concrete, cedar cap and trim detailing, and a pre-dip stain finish to match the surrounding fence. The work was completed with free haul-away of all job-site debris.
A&O Texas Solutions replaced a 7-foot section of failing cedar fence and re-stained an adjoining 33-foot run (a 16-ft and a 17-ft stretch) in Bedford, TX. The new 7-ft section was rebuilt in a 6-foot board-on-board style with cap and trim detailing, a pressure-treated baseboard, and a new metal post set in concrete, while the existing 33-ft run was refreshed with a matching pre-dip stain so the full fence line reads as one cohesive project
A&O Texas Solutions removed an existing fence and installed a new 8-foot cedar board-on-board fence with cap and double trim detailing, spanning 95 linear feet in Royse City, TX. The project included a pressure-treated baseboard, a new gate, new metal posts set in concrete, and a Dark Walnut stain finish across the entire fence.
A&O Texas Solutions removed an existing fence and installed a new 8-foot cedar fence spanning 194 linear feet in Arlington, TX. Per the estimate and sketch, 170 ft was built in a side-by-side style and 24 ft in a board-on-board style with cap and trim, and the project included a 10-foot-wide double wooden gate. The entire fence was finished in an Espresso stain, with a pressure-treated baseboard and heavy-gauge metal posts set in concrete throughout.
A&O Texas Solutions removed an existing fence and installed a new 6-foot side-by-side cedar fence spanning 120 linear feet (a 110-ft run plus a 10-ft return) in Glenn Heights, TX. The estimate specifies natural, unstained cedar boards with a pressure-treated baseboard, supported by new heavy-gauge metal posts set in concrete. No gates were included in this project. The full build was completed over a 3-day schedule, from demolition through final cleanup and debris haul-away.
A&O Texas Solutions removed an existing cedar fence and installed a new 8-foot cedar board-on-board fence with cap and trim detailing, spanning 12 linear feet in Midlothian, TX. The project included a pressure-treated baseboard, a new wood-framed gate, and a Dark Walnut stain finish across the entire fence, using the existing posts. The full build was completed with free haul-away of the old fence and job-site debris.
A&O Texas Solutions removed an existing fence and installed a new 6-foot cedar fence spanning 205 linear feet in Westworth, TX. Per the estimate and sketch, the majority of the fence line was built in a side-by-side style with cap and trim, while a shorter double-wooden-fence section along the front of the property completed the perimeter. The project included two gates, one of which was provided at no charge, along with a pressure-treated baseboard, stain, and heavy-gauge metal posts set in concrete.
A&O Texas Solutions removed an old 4-foot-wide cedar gate and rebuilt it from scratch in Roanoke, TX, per the sketch annotation on the approved estimate (“Remove & rebuild new gate”). The new gate was built in a 6-foot-tall, side-by-side cedar style with a new metal post and finished in a Medium Brown stain. No additional linear footage of fence was included in this scope — the project is a focused single-gate rebuild rather than a full fence installation.
A&O Texas Solutions removed a short section of existing fence and installed a new 8-foot cedar side-by-side fence section spanning 7 linear feet with a new gate in Grand Prairie, TX. The project used 1×3 cedar pickets with a pressure-treated baseboard, and did not require any new posts. This is a compact, focused gate and fence-section project rather than a full-perimeter installation.
A&O Texas Solutions removed a section of existing fence and installed a new 6-foot cedar side-by-side fence section spanning 20 linear feet with a new gate in Arlington, TX. The project reused the existing posts wherever possible, adding only one new post, and included a pressure-treated baseboard along the new section. This is a focused gate and short fence-run project rather than a full-perimeter replacement.
A&O Texas Solutions removed an existing fence and installed a new 6-foot side-by-side cedar fence spanning 102 linear feet in Arlington, TX. The estimate specifies natural, unstained cedar boards with no baseboard, supported by new heavy-gauge metal posts set in concrete along a fresh concrete path. No gates were included in this project. The full build was completed over a 3-day schedule, from demolition through final cleanup and debris haul-away.
A&O Texas Solutions removed an existing fence and installed a new 8-foot cedar board-on-board fence with cap and trim detailing, spanning 29 linear feet in Richardson, TX. The project included a double pressure-treated baseboard, heavy-gauge metal posts set in concrete, and a Dark Walnut stain finish across the entire fence. The full build was completed over a 3-day schedule, from demolition through final cleanup and debris haul-away.
More than just a fence
Wood fencing is one of the most versatile and popular choices for DFW homeowners, providing privacy, security, and style for a wide range of needs.
Built your way
Every project is custom-quoted. We work with you on materials, dimensions, finishes, and features so your installation matches your property, privacy needs, and budget.
Choose from multiple cedar grades and a range of professional stain colors to protect the wood and match your home’s exterior.
Available in standard heights (6ft, 8ft) or custom dimensions, with options for shadow-box, spaced picket, or solid privacy layouts.
We use heavy-gauge steel or pressure-treated wood posts set in concrete, plus quality hardware, for a fence that stays straight and secure for years.
Our Work in DFW
A sample of installations across Arlington, Dallas, Fort Worth, and surrounding DFW communities
Common questions
The cost of a wood fence in Arlington and the Dallas–Fort Worth area depends on the fence height, total linear footage, wood species, gate count, terrain, post material and fence style. Cedar typically costs more than pressure-treated pine, while board-on-board and horizontal designs usually require more material and labor than basic side-by-side fencing. A&O Texas Solutions provides free on-site estimates so homeowners can compare options based on their property, privacy goals and budget.
Cedar is often preferred for residential fences in North Texas because it is naturally resistant to decay, has good dimensional stability and offers a more premium appearance. Pressure-treated pine can be a more budget-friendly option, but it may be more prone to warping or checking over time. The best choice depends on budget, desired appearance and maintenance expectations. For homeowners prioritizing longevity and appearance, cedar is usually the stronger option.
A properly installed and maintained cedar fence can often last 15–25 years or more, depending on drainage, sun exposure, soil conditions, post construction and maintenance. North Texas heat, UV exposure and moisture can shorten the life of untreated wood, so staining or sealing the fence periodically can help protect the boards and preserve their appearance.
Board-on-board fencing is one of the best options for privacy because the overlapping pickets reduce visible gaps as the wood naturally expands and contracts. An 8-foot cedar board-on-board fence can provide even more screening where local regulations allow it. Horizontal privacy fences are another popular option for homeowners who want a more contemporary look.
A side-by-side fence places each picket next to the previous one, making it a cost-effective and traditional option. Board-on-board fencing overlaps the pickets, which provides greater privacy and helps prevent gaps from becoming visible as the wood ages. Board-on-board generally uses more material and costs more, but it is a strong choice for homeowners who prioritize privacy and a premium finished appearance.
In Arlington, a fence permit is generally required when more than 50% of the fence along a property line is being replaced or when a new privacy fence is being constructed. The city also regulates fence height, materials, setbacks and certain locations such as corner lots or drainage easements. Homeowners should verify the current requirements before construction because individual properties may have additional zoning or HOA restrictions.
For residential privacy fencing in Arlington, the city’s standards generally allow a maximum height of 8 feet, measured from the highest adjacent grade within 10 feet of the fence. Additional rules can apply depending on the location of the fence, nearby streets, easements or zoning conditions, so the property should be reviewed before finalizing the design.
Yes. Staining and sealing can help protect cedar and other wood fences from UV exposure, moisture and weathering while preserving the natural appearance of the wood. For new cedar fencing, the appropriate timing depends on the moisture content of the lumber and the stain manufacturer’s recommendations. Periodic maintenance can significantly extend the useful life and appearance of the fence.
Yes. If the existing fence is structurally sound, individual sections, pickets, rails, posts or gates can often be repaired or replaced without rebuilding the entire fence. A&O Texas Solutions can also match the existing fence style as closely as practical. When extensive rot, leaning posts or widespread structural damage is present, full replacement may provide better long-term value.
Most standard residential wood fence projects can be completed in a few days once the layout, materials and any required permits are ready. Larger properties, custom gates, difficult terrain, demolition of an existing fence or more complex board-on-board and horizontal designs may require additional time. The project timeline should be confirmed during the estimate based on the exact scope of work.
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