Showcase for Fence Removal Projects in Texas

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 5-foot black wrought iron flat-top fence spanning 100 linear feet in Barry, TX. The project included an 8-foot-wide double gate attached with brackets, along with heavy-gauge metal posts set in concrete for long-term stability. 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 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.

A&O Texas Solutions removed an existing fence and installed a new cedar side-by-side fence with cap and trim detailing in Southlake, TX, combining 89 feet of 6-foot fencing with a 19-foot, 4-foot-tall screening section built specifically to conceal an outdoor AC unit. The project included a new gate, a pressure-treated baseboard, heavy-gauge metal posts set in concrete, and a solid paint stain finish across the entire fence.