Grayson County, TX

Fence Company in Howe, TX

Howe is the quiet middle of the US-75 corridor — a small town between Sherman’s boom to the north and Anna’s boom to the south, with new construction now arriving on its own edges. For fence work, that mix means three kinds of jobs show up in roughly equal measure.

Established Howe neighborhoods mostly need repair and replacement: fences that have done fifteen or twenty North Texas summers, with posts heaved by clay soil, bottom rails gone soft where sprinklers hit them, and gates that stopped latching a few Augusts ago. Much of that is fixable for far less than replacement — we re-set posts (steel, ideally), replace rails and sections to match, and tell you honestly when a fence has crossed the line where replacement is the cheaper decade.

The new construction filling in around town brings standard corridor work: cedar privacy fencing on new lots, built to whatever standard the community sets, followed a season or two later by first staining — the maintenance that decides how long a Texas cedar fence lives.

And surrounding it all is working land. Howe is ringed by pasture and hay ground, and pipe entrances, barbed wire perimeters, cattle panels, and no-climb horse fencing are everyday work here — built with concrete-set corner braces and properly stretched wire, because on acreage, the corners are the fence.

Howe’s fence rules are its own (and simpler than the bigger cities’), but corner-lot sightlines and any new subdivision’s HOA standards still apply — we confirm what’s current before work begins, and quote acreage jobs on site rather than over the phone.