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Dallas Fence brings decade of expertise to DFW fencing and gate installations

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In a market where property security and curb appeal go hand in hand, finding a contractor who can handle everything from wood privacy fences to automatic driveway gates is no small feat. Dallas Fence, a residential and commercial fence contractor based in Dallas, Texas, has stepped up to serve homeowners, businesses and property managers across the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex with a full suite of installation, replacement, repair, staining and automatic gate services.

Residential and commercial fence company serves Dallas–Fort Worth with fencing, automatic gates and property-specific installation services.

Great experience from start to finish. Received the bid same day they came out and it was very competitive. ”— Mike L.DALLAS, TX, UNITED STATES, November 9, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Dallas Fence is a residential and commercial fence contractor based in Dallas, Texas. The company provides fence installation, replacement, repair, staining and automatic gate services for homeowners, businesses and property managers throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex.

Headquartered at 17480 Dallas Pkwy #111, Dallas, TX 75287, Dallas Fence serves customers seeking greater privacy, property security, defined boundaries and improved curb appeal. The company was founded by fence professionals with more than 10 years of hands-on experience.

Dallas Fence installs wood, ornamental iron, chain link and Trex composite fencing. Its services also include privacy fences, pool enclosures, commercial security fencing, and deer and ranch fencing. Customers choosing wood fencing can select from cedar board-on-board, horizontal and side-by-side designs, with specifications tailored to the property.

Beyond fencing, Dallas Fence installs and repairs automatic driveway gates, including swing and sliding systems. Available access options include keypads, remotes, app controls and solar-powered operators. The company also repairs existing fences and gates, addressing issues such as leaning posts, damaged boards, storm damage and sagging gates.

Dallas Fence’s service area includes Dallas and nearby communities such as Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Richardson, Allen, Carrollton, Irving, Garland, Lewisville, Addison and Farmers Branch. The company also serves Highland Park, University Park and the Dallas neighborhood of Preston Hollow.

For property owners comparing fence contractors, Dallas Fence brings together experienced professionals, free on-site estimates and clearly documented project scopes. Each estimate begins with a review of the property’s measurements, grade, access, existing fencing and gate requirements. The team uses those conditions to explain material and construction options based on the customer’s privacy, security, appearance, maintenance and budget priorities.

Before installation is scheduled, Dallas Fence provides a written scope describing the proposed fence, gates, removal and project-specific work. Its installation process includes cleanup, gate testing and a final walkthrough, giving customers an opportunity to review the completed project with the team.

Dallas Fence
17480 Dallas Pkwy #111
Dallas, TX 75287
Phone: (469) 809-2424

Domingo M.
Dallas Fence
+1 (469) 809-2424
build@dallasfence.co

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Why it matters: As property owners increasingly prioritize security and aesthetic value, having a local contractor with over a decade of experience and a transparent, documented process can make all the difference. Dallas Fence’s ability to tailor solutions from wood to composite materials, paired with smart gate technology, positions it as a versatile partner for both residential and commercial clients across North Texas.


David Hall

David Hall

David is the senior editor at BusinessInsightNews. He has a background in journalism and has worked with various media outlets, covering topics ranging from markets and investing to business strategy and economic policy. When he is not writing, David enjoys reading, hiking, photography, and exploring new coffee shops.