FENCE COMPANY
Plano TX

Yes. In most cases, the City of Plano requires a residential fence permit for a new fence or a substantial fence replacement. You will generally need to submit a site plan showing where the fence will be installed.

Minor repairs affecting no more than 25% of the existing fence area within a 12-month period may not require a permit.

Before starting your project, review the City of Plano Residential Permit Resources and the official Residential Fence Permit Requirements.

A&O Texas Solutions can also help you identify the information needed before your fence installation begins.

Pricing depends on several factors, including linear footage, terrain, fence height, materials, style, gates, and any existing fence removal. Different fence styles, such as cedar board-on-board and standard side-by-side fencing, can vary in material requirements, construction, and overall installation cost.

At A&O Texas Solutions, we provide 100% free, accurate quotes for Plano residents based on the specific details of your property and project. Our team can walk you through available materials, styles, and customization options to help you choose a durable fencing solution that fits your property's needs, preferences, and budget.

We pride ourselves on fast, reliable scheduling to keep your fencing project moving forward. Once you approve your estimate, we can typically begin installation at your Plano property within a few days, depending on material availability, project scope, property access, and current scheduling.

Our professional team works efficiently while maintaining a strong focus on quality workmanship, proper installation, and attention to detail. From material preparation to the final installation, we aim to make the process smooth and organized so you can enjoy your new fence as soon as possible without compromising on quality.

The maximum fence height in Plano is generally 8 feet. However, fences located within a required front yard may not exceed 40 inches and must generally be at least 50% open.

Corner lots, properties near alleys, swimming pools and fences located near visibility triangles may have additional restrictions.

We review the property layout before recommending a 6-foot or 8-foot fence. You can also review the official City of Plano fence requirements.

Many Plano HOAs have architectural guidelines that regulate fence height, materials, picket orientation, stain colors and the side of the fence that must face streets or neighboring properties.

Some homeowners associations also require written architectural approval before fence construction begins.

Before selecting your fence, review your HOA’s covenants, conditions and restrictions, commonly called CC&Rs, as well as its architectural guidelines.

Homeowners who are unsure which association manages their neighborhood can search the official Texas HOA Management Certificate Database.

Generally, yes. An 8-foot privacy fence may be permitted in a side or backyard because Plano allows residential fences up to 8 feet tall.

However, the fence location must comply with applicable setback, easement, visibility and HOA requirements.

An 8-foot fence normally cannot be placed within the required front yard, where lower height and open-design requirements apply.

A&O Texas Solutions can help you determine whether a 6-foot or 8-foot cedar privacy fence is appropriate for your Plano property.

Yes. Texas law requires homeowners or their contractors to contact Texas 811 before digging.

The request should generally be submitted at least two business days before excavation begins, excluding weekends and holidays. This free service allows utility companies to mark underground gas, electric, communications and other utility lines.

When you hire a fence contractor, the contractor is normally responsible for submitting the utility locate request before digging begins.

Learn more or request a utility locate through Texas 811.

Yes. A&O Texas Solutions can evaluate the existing fence, review the visible property layout and prepare a replacement plan for a fence located between neighboring properties.

Before removing a shared fence, homeowners should confirm the property line, review their property survey and communicate with the adjoining neighbor regarding access, ownership and possible cost-sharing.

When the exact property boundary is unclear or disputed, assistance from a licensed surveyor may be necessary.

Plano also has requirements regarding parallel fences. In some situations, an existing fence must be removed or sufficient maintenance space must remain between the old and new fences.

For maximum backyard privacy, we commonly recommend a 6-foot or 8-foot cedar board-on-board fence.

The overlapping cedar pickets help reduce visible gaps as the wood naturally expands and contracts. Board-on-board construction also provides a more substantial and finished appearance than a standard side-by-side fence.

An 8-foot fence provides greater screening, while a 6-foot fence may be more appropriate in neighborhoods with stricter HOA requirements.

Explore our wood fence installation options or request a recommendation based on your property.

The cost of a cedar fence in Plano commonly depends on the fence height, total linear footage, cedar grade, post material, construction style, gates, terrain, stain and removal of the existing fence.

As a general market estimate, professionally installed wood fencing may cost approximately $30 to $60 per linear foot. However, every property and fence design is different.

Eight-foot, board-on-board, horizontal, pre-stained and steel-post fences typically require more materials and labor than a standard 6-foot side-by-side fence.

The most reliable way to determine the cost is to schedule an on-site measurement and receive a detailed proposal.

Request a free Plano fence estimate.

Yes. We install walk gates, double gates, driveway gates, sliding gates and automatic gate systems for Plano homes with alley access.

The correct gate design depends on the available opening, driveway width, fence layout, vehicle clearance and city requirements.

Plano has specific rules for gates located near alleys. Sliding gates generally need to remain inside the property and gates cannot extend into the public right-of-way.

We can help you select a gate that provides convenient alley access while fitting the layout of your property.

We provide both fence repair and complete fence replacement services in Plano.

Depending on the condition of the fence, we may be able to replace damaged pickets, rails, posts, sections or gates while matching the existing height, board style and stain color as closely as possible.

Minor repairs affecting no more than 25% of the fence area within a 12-month period may not require a Plano fence permit. Larger repairs and complete replacements may require one.

After inspecting the fence, we will explain whether repairing or replacing it is likely to provide the better long-term value.

Most residential fence installations are completed in approximately one to three days after permits, HOA approvals, utility markings and materials are ready.

Larger properties, automatic gates, masonry columns, difficult terrain, custom designs and extensive demolition may require additional time.

Before construction begins, the schedule must also allow sufficient time for Texas 811 to mark underground utility lines.

A&O Texas Solutions provides a project-specific installation timeline with each fence proposal.

Yes. A&O Texas Solutions offers flexible financing options for qualifying Plano homeowners.

Available options may include low initial payments and promotional financing programs, subject to credit approval, lender requirements and current program terms.

Ask our team about the financing options currently available when requesting your fence estimate.

Learn more about A&O Texas Solutions financing or request a free estimate in Plano.