Showcase for Fence Repair Projects in Texas

A&O Texas Solutions repaired an existing custom wrought iron swing gate in Mansfield, TX by cutting and welding new hinges, per the sketch annotation on the approved estimate. The gate itself, finished in Black, remained in place; no fence removal, new posts, or baseboard were part of this scope. This is a focused hinge repair rather than a full gate or fence replacement.

A&O Texas Solutions removed an existing fence and installed a new 6-foot cedar side-by-side privacy fence spanning 65 linear feet in Arlington, TX, finished with a rich Mahogany stain. The project included a new wood-framed gate, a pressure-treated baseboard, and heavy-gauge metal posts set in concrete, with one post placed along the neighboring property line. The full build was completed with free haul-away of all job-site debris.

A&O Texas Solutions removed and rebuilt a 15 linear foot section of 6-foot cedar side-by-side fencing in Haslet, TX. The project included a new 13-gauge metal post set in concrete, finished with a galvanized cap and Simpson bracket, along with pressure-treated rails to properly support the new cedar pickets. The work was completed with free haul-away of all job-site debris.

A&O Texas Solutions restained an existing 8-foot cedar board-on-board fence with cap-and-trim detailing along 75 linear feet in Arlington, TX. The project applied a Medium Brown stain, with the front side stained along the 56-foot street-facing run and both sides stained along the two shorter return sections. One damaged picket was also replaced at no additional cost as part of the service.

A&O Texas Solutions removed an existing fence and installed a new 6-foot cedar side-by-side privacy fence spanning 71 linear feet in Arlington, TX. The project included a new wood-framed gate, a pressure-treated baseboard, and heavy-gauge metal posts set in concrete. The full build was completed over a 3-day schedule, from demolition through final cleanup and debris haul-away, with stain color to be finalized with the homeowner.

A&O Texas Solutions completed a targeted vinyl fence repair in Fort Worth, TX, replacing a 15 linear foot section of 6-foot vinyl fencing along with one new post. The damaged section was removed and rebuilt with a new 13-gauge metal post set in concrete, finished with a galvanized cap and Simpson bracket for a secure, long-lasting fix. The project included free haul-away of all job-site debris.

A&O Texas Solutions repaired an existing board-on-board cedar fence in Arlington, TX, replacing worn sections of cedar pickets along 93 linear feet at mixed 6-foot and 8-foot heights. The scope included two new gates with wood frames and new hardware, a pressure-treated baseboard, and a pre-dip stain finish applied to all new cedar boards. The existing posts were reused, keeping the project efficient while restoring the fence’s strength and appearance.

Residential Cedar Fence in Irving, TX— new cedar with targeted replacement on existing sections

This sheet metal fence in Fort Worth, TX wraps 201 linear feet around a residential lot in the 76110 area, replacing an old chain link fence that offered no privacy at all.

This cedar fence in Murphy, TX replaced 214 linear feet of failing fence around a two-story home in Collin County. The old fence had reached the end of its life in the way most do here.

This cedar fence with trim in Arlington, TX replaced the entire perimeter of a large residential lot — 297 linear feet across four runs, with the old fence torn out and hauled away first.

A side by side cedar fence in Grand Prairie, TX is one of the most practical upgrades two neighbors can share, and this 55-foot project in the 75052 area shows why.