Project Overview

This cedar fence installation project in Westworth, TX covered 205 linear feet of new fencing at a 6-foot height. The
majority of the run, 168 feet, was built in a side-by-side style finished with cap and trim, giving the fence a clean,
upgraded look along the most visible portion of the property. The remaining section was completed as a matching
double-wooden-fence run, and two new gates were added, with one provided at no additional charge.
The project was completed on a clear 3-day schedule: demolition and post-setting on day one, full fence
construction on day two, and gate installation, final adjustments, and cleanup on day three. Every job also includes
free haul-away of trash and job-site debris, so the homeowner was left with a finished fence and a clean property,
with nothing left to manage on their own.

Materials and Construction Process Behind This Cedar Fence

This cedar fence installation used 1x6, 6-foot cedar pickets, supported by 2x4 pressure-treated rails and a 2x6
pressure-treated baseboard along the full fence line. The cap-and-trim sections add 1x4 cedar trim and 2x6 cedar
caps on top for a finished, upgraded appearance. Each post is a 13-gauge metal post set in concrete, finished with
galvanized metal caps and Simpson brackets for added structural strength. Both gates were built with wood
frames, widths of 3 to 4 feet, and new hardware for smooth, reliable operation.
As with all A&O Texas Solutions cedar fence projects, the boards receive a pre-dip stain finish, ensuring complete,
even coverage on all sides of the wood and helping the new cedar fence resist moisture, sun exposure, and
everyday wear across its full 205-foot run.

Why Westworth, TX Homeowners Choose A&O Texas Solutions for New Fence Installation

Westworth's mix of established residential streets and hot Texas summers put real demands on any wood fence,
especially one spanning a full property perimeter. A new cedar fence installation built with concrete-set metal
posts, pressure-treated framing, and finished cap-and-trim detailing is designed to stand up to those conditions far
better than an aging, weathered structure.
Homeowners across Westworth and the surrounding DFW communities choose a full cedar fence installation like
this one when they want to:
• Replace an entire aging fence perimeter with a durable new structure
• Add cap and trim detailing for a more finished, upgraded appearance
• Include multiple gates for convenient access from different points around the property
• Get long-term stability from concrete-set metal posts instead of wood posts alone
• Protect the wood from day one with a pre-dip stain finish
Because cedar is a natural material, some variation in grain and tone is normal, but the combination of
pressure-treated framing, concrete-set posts, and finished cap-and-trim detailing gives this fence a strong
foundation for years of reliable performance.

Project Timeline and Results

By the end of this cedar fence installation, the homeowner in Westworth, TX had a brand-new 205-foot, 6-foot-tall
cedar fence with cap and trim detailing and two gates, backed by A&O Texas Solutions' 2-year labor warranty. The
project moved through demolition, construction, and completion in three organized phases, with free debris
haul-away included, leaving the property clean and the fence ready to enjoy.
This project is a great example of what a full cedar fence installation can deliver: a fresh, durable perimeter fence
with upgraded detailing and functional new access points, completed on a clear day-by-day schedule with no
surprises along the way.

Request Your Free Cedar Fence Installation Estimate in Westworth, TX

If your property in Westworth, TX or the surrounding DFW area needs a new perimeter fence, A&O Texas
Solutions can help. Contact us for a free cedar fence installation estimate (internal link — e.g., your Contact/Get a
Quote page) or explore our full range of fencing services (internal link — e.g., your Services page) to see how we
can build a fence designed to last.
For homeowners researching cedar as a building material, the Western Red Cedar Lumber Association offers
useful general guidance on cedar durability and care (external link suggestion — replace with a more specific
source if you have one).