Grayson County, TX

Fence Company in Van Alstyne, TX

Van Alstyne sits at the point on the US-75 corridor where the DFW building wave meets Grayson County farmland, and its fence work reflects both sides of that line. The new subdivisions filling in around town need what new subdivisions everywhere need: 6-foot cedar privacy fencing built to the HOA’s standard, iron on the corner lots, and — starting a couple of years after each phase closes out — staining and warranty-season repairs on the fences that went in with the homes.

The older part of town is small-town Texas: established lots with mature trees, existing fences that need honest repair rather than replacement, and picket or chain link where a full privacy fence would be overkill. We walk the whole line, tell you plainly what’s worth fixing and what isn’t, and match existing fence styles so a repaired section doesn’t announce itself.

And immediately outside town — in every direction — it’s acreage. Horse property, hay ground, and homesteads that need pipe entrances, no-climb wire, cattle panels, and barbed wire strung with real tension over real distances. Ranch fencing is a different trade from backyard fencing, with corner braces and stretch work that decide whether the fence holds for twenty years or sags in two, and it’s a core part of what we do rather than a sideline.

Van Alstyne sets its own fence requirements, and the newer communities add HOA standards on top; we confirm both before work begins. The soil is the same expansive clay as the rest of the corridor — posts set for the soil, steel where the budget allows, are the foundation of every fence we build here.