Serving Frisco in Collin County
Fence Contractor in Frisco, TX
Board-on-board cedar, iron and pool fences for Frisco homes, from Starwood to Frisco Lakes. Built for Collin County wind and clay, backed by our workmanship warranty.
- Starwood
- Phillips Creek Ranch
- Newman Village
- Workmanship warranty
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Fence work in Frisco, told straight
Hiring a fence company? Frisco, TX homeowners have called Kodiak since 2016, usually for one of two jobs: fencing a brand-new build sitting on raw dirt, or replacing the one the builder's sub rushed in. We're serving Frisco, we build with top quality materials, and every job carries our workmanship warranty.
Frisco is hard on fences in ways no brochure mentions. New construction sits on freshly graded black clay that keeps moving while the yard settles, and open new subdivisions catch wind with nothing to slow it down. Posts set too shallow lean within a couple of seasons. From Starwood and Newman Village to Phillips Creek Ranch and Frisco Lakes, we set posts below the movement zone and build board-on-board that takes the wind, so the fence still runs straight long after the sod does.
Builders finish and move to the next street; we stay. Kodiak is a local fencing company, we install every fence type we sell, cedar and chain link through security steel and automatic gates, and we handle fence repair as well, so the crew that set your posts is the one that answers when wind takes a panel. If you have been comparing every fence company Frisco, TX has to offer, this page is the straight version of ours, written by the Frisco fence company that still answers the phone after the build.
Fence Installation in Frisco
What we build for Frisco homes and businesses, and the honest note on each.
Wood Fence
Board-on-board cedar is the wood fence Frisco asks us for most: overlapping pickets handle the open-lot wind that racks side-by-side builds on new streets.
Wrought Iron Fence
Iron view fencing holds the sightline on Frisco greenbelt and pond lots, and powder-coated steel doesn't care about spring wind.
Chain Link Fence
Builders and school districts call us for chain link around Frisco job sites and ball fields; galvanized or black vinyl-coated.
Trex Composite Fence
Certified Trex installers. Perimeter lots in Starwood and Newman Village like composite because both sides look finished.
Pool Fence
New Frisco pools need a compliant barrier before the water goes in; we coordinate with your pool builder so the schedule holds.
Automatic Gates
On new Frisco builds we plan gate posts and power runs before the landscaping goes down; keypads, remotes and sensors standard.
staining
Wood Defender certified. New-build cedar goes gray fast in open Frisco sun; we spray, back-brush and approve the color on real boards first.
Residential Fencing in Frisco
Residential fencing in Frisco is two jobs: first fences on freshly graded lots, and honest rebuilds where the original went in at construction speed. From Starwood to Frisco Lakes, one crew handles both.
- 01Board-on-board that takes the wind
- Open new subdivisions catch wind with nothing to slow it down, and overlapping cedar pickets shrug off what racks a side-by-side build. Posts go below the movement zone of fresh-graded clay.wood fence installation
- 02Composite for perimeter lots
- Starwood and Newman Village perimeter runs like Trex because both neighbors see a finished face, and nobody ever restains it.Trex fencing
- 03Iron for greenbelt and pond lots
- View fencing that holds the property line without giving up the sightline, hand-welded and powder-coated so spring weather stays a non-event.wrought iron fence installation
- 04Repairs on fences we did not build
- Wind-blown panels on a young fence usually mean the posts were set shallow. We patch what can be patched, tell you straight when it cannot be, and quote the fix from a real site visit, not a photo.
Commercial Fencing in Frisco
Commercial fencing in Frisco runs with the construction: job-site perimeters first, the permanent fence when the pad is finished, plus the schools, retail centers and apartment communities that follow the rooftops.
- 01From job site to finished property
- Builders and school districts call us for chain link around Frisco sites and ball fields: galvanized or black vinyl-coated, up to 9-gauge commercial grade, with gates sized for equipment.chain link fence installation
- 02Security where the equipment sleeps
- Anti-climb steel and tall perimeters with controlled access points, for yards that hold real value overnight.security fencing
- 03Commercial repair, scheduled around you
- A bent gate or downed run is an open door. We repair commercial fence lines in Frisco on schedules that respect business hours, and the fix holds.
Custom Gates in Frisco
Custom gates in Frisco work best planned early: on a new build we set gate posts and power runs before flatwork and landscaping close the door on both.
- 01Welded in our own shop
- Sliding, swing and dual driveway gates sized to your opening and your setback, built to match the fence they hang from instead of shipped from a catalog.automatic gate installation
- 02Keypads, remotes and sensors standard
- Access hardware programmed on site by the crew that hung the gate, with safety sensors on every automatic build. Service after the install comes from the same people.
- 03Iron gates to match the view fencing
- On greenbelt and pond lots where the fence is ornamental steel, the same welder builds the gate, so the run reads as one piece of work.custom iron gates
Fence Replacement in Frisco
When a fence in Frisco is leaning street to street, patching it twice costs more than replacing it once. Our fence replacement covers the whole job: tear-down, post and footing removal, haul-off, then the new build on posts set deep in concrete. One crew, one quote, no surprise disposal fees.
Every replacement includes
- Full tear-down of the existing fence
- Posts and footings pulled, not cut at grade
- Haul-off and disposal in the same quote
- An honest fence repair verdict first, when the fence deserves one
Fences We Build in Frisco
Kodiak Fence Company is a fence contractor serving Frisco, TX, for homeowners and builders both. We install every fence type we sell, in every city we serve: wood, wrought iron, chain link, Trex composite, pool, privacy, ranch rail, pipe, security, custom builds, deer fencing, automatic gates and staining. Open any type for the Frisco specifics.
Wood fences
A wood fence, Frisco's most requested build, lives or dies by post depth here. New construction sits on freshly graded clay, so we set posts deep in concrete, below the movement zone, and build board-on-board cedar that takes open-lot wind; our Wood Defender certified crew can stain it once it's up. If you're pricing wood fence installation in Frisco, ask every bidder how deep their posts go. We'll show you ours.
wood fence installation in FriscoWrought iron fences
Hand-welded ornamental steel, powder-coated for Texas weather. On Frisco greenbelt and pond lots, iron view fencing keeps the sightline without giving up the property line. We handle wrought iron fence installation in Frisco for homes, estates and commercial frontage, fabricated in our own shop.
wrought iron fence installation in FriscoChain link fences
Galvanized or black vinyl-coated, up to 9-gauge commercial grade. Chain link fence installation in Frisco runs from backyard dog runs to construction-site and commercial perimeters. It's the fastest honest fence on this list.
chain link fence installation in FriscoTrex composite fences
We're certified Trex installers. Composite panels look finished from both sides, which is why perimeter lots in Starwood and Newman Village like them, and Trex backs the boards with a 25-year product warranty. Trex fencing installation in Frisco is the buy-once option.
Trex fencing installation in FriscoPool fences
Mesh or iron barriers built to Texas pool enclosure law: 48-inch minimum height, self-closing and self-latching gates. Pool fence installation in Frisco usually runs alongside new pool construction, so we coordinate with your pool builder and pass inspection the first time.
pool fence installation in FriscoAutomatic gates
Sliding, swing and dual driveway gates with keypads, remotes and safety sensors, welded in our own shop. Automatic gate installation in Frisco works best planned early on new builds, before flatwork and landscaping close off the gate run. Local service after the install, from the crew that built it.
automatic gate installation in FriscoPrivacy fences
On new Frisco streets the privacy fence usually goes in before the grass does. Privacy fence installation in Frisco is board-on-board cedar with zero gaps, a kickboard at the grade and posts set below the movement zone, so the fence stays straight while the yard settles.
privacy fence installation in FriscoRanch fences
Ranch fence in Frisco is mostly a framing choice: 2, 3 and 4 rail in cedar or pine along larger lots and community edges, wire-backed when dogs need keeping in. Same H-braced corners we build on working acreage.
ranch fence in FriscoPipe fences
Pipe fence installation in Frisco is the heavy-duty option for commercial pads, storage yards and edges that take truck traffic: welded steel rail on drilled, concreted posts. No clamped kits.
pipe fence installation in FriscoFence staining
Fence staining in Frisco protects all that new cedar from open-lot sun. Our own Wood Defender certified crew handles wash, mask, spray and back-brush, with the color approved on real cedar before anything gets sprayed.
fence staining in FriscoSecurity fencing
Between job sites and finished commercial pads, security fencing in Frisco stays busy: anti-climb steel, tall perimeter builds and controlled access points that protect equipment without advertising it.
security fencing in FriscoCustom builds
Custom fence construction in Frisco picks up where production builders stop: horizontal slats, mixed materials, courtyard transitions and grades a stock panel cannot follow. Sketch first, then a site walk.
custom fence construction in FriscoDeer fencing
Deer fencing in Frisco earns its keep on greenbelt and pond lots where young landscaping makes an easy target: tall black mesh that reads invisible from the patio, with gates that latch behind you.
deer fencing in FriscoRecent Fence Projects Near Frisco
Real jobs by our crew across North DFW. Tap any photo for a closer look.
Building in Frisco, Told Straight
Planning fence installation? Frisco, TX layers HOA review boards and city requirements on top of the build itself. Here's what actually bites, and how we handle it.
- 01Review boards from Starwood to Newman Village
- Communities like Starwood, Phillips Creek Ranch and Newman Village run architectural review before a fence goes in. We prepare the submittal documents and drawings with your quote so approval runs parallel to scheduling, not after it.
- 02Utilities get marked before we dig
- Every job starts with a Texas 811 locate request. Lines get marked, then we dig. It's free, it's the law, and we handle the call.Source: Texas811
- 03Pool fences follow Texas state law
- Texas requires pool yard enclosures at least 48 inches tall with self-closing, self-latching gates. Every pool fence we build in Frisco meets the state standard before the water goes in.Source: Texas Health & Safety Code ch. 757
What Homeowners Say
A solid 5.0 on Google across more than 100 reviews, serving Frisco and North DFW since 2016.
Best fence contractor we've worked with. They handled our HOA requirements, the crew was professional, and the board-on-board fence exceeded our expectations. Fair, honest, and no games on the quote.
Alberto and his crew were fantastic. They replaced our old rotting fence with a beautiful cedar board-on-board. Showed up when they said, finished fast, and cleaned up everything.
We got quotes from five different companies. Kodiak was the only one who actually listened to what we wanted. The iron fence looks amazing and the automatic gate works perfectly. Worth every penny.
Frisco Fence Questions, Answered
What does a new fence cost in Frisco?
It depends on what your lot actually needs: footage, height, material, gates, tear-out and grade all move the cost. New-build lots sometimes need extra post depth in fresh clay, which a phone quote never catches. We do a free on-site assessment, you have your fast quote turnaround, and the price we quote is the price you pay.
Do I need HOA or city approval for a fence in Frisco?
Usually both matter. Communities like Starwood, Phillips Creek Ranch and Newman Village run architectural review, and the city has its own fence requirements. We pull the current rules for your address, prepare the HOA submittal and handle what the city asks for, so nothing stalls your build.
What's the best fence for Frisco?
On open new-construction lots, board-on-board cedar with steel posts: the overlap handles wind and the steel ignores wet clay. If you never want to maintain anything, Trex composite. On greenbelt lots, iron keeps the view. We'll tell you on-site which one your yard actually earns.
How long does a cedar fence last in Frisco?
A properly built Western Red Cedar fence runs 15 to 20 years in Collin County. On new construction the variable isn't the wood, it's the ground: posts set shallow in fresh-graded clay fail years early. Ours go deep in concrete on a gravel base, with steel posts on open runs that catch wind.
Should I repair or replace my leaning fence?
If the posts are solid and a few panels blew out, repair it. If posts snapped at the ground line or the whole run waves when you push on it, replacement is the honest answer, because new pickets on failed posts is money spent twice. We'll tell you which you're looking at during your free on-site assessment.
Can you repair a storm-damaged fence in Frisco?
Yes. Spring wind takes panels off open Frisco runs every year. If the posts held, we patch it; if they didn't, we'll say so and quote the rebuild. Either way, call us and we'll get eyes on it fast.
Do you handle commercial fencing in Frisco?
Yes. Chain link and welded-steel perimeters, access-controlled gates and screening for job sites, retail centers, offices and apartment communities around Frisco. Same crew, same workmanship warranty as our residential work.
Do you build custom gates in Frisco?
Yes, and on new Frisco builds the smart move is planning the gate early, before flatwork and landscaping close off the run. We weld driveway gates in our own shop, set keypads, remotes and safety sensors as standard, and we do not call it done until the gate closes itself every time.
Do you remove the old fence?
Yes, when there is one; plenty of Frisco jobs are first fences on new lots. Where a fence is coming out, tear-out and haul-off are part of the job and factored into the number from your free on-site assessment.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. We're licensed and insured, Google Guaranteed, BBB A rated, an American Fence Association member, and a Nextdoor Neighborhood Faves 2025 winner. Every job carries our workmanship warranty.
Do you offer financing for a Frisco fence?
Yes. We offer financing so the fence doesn't have to wait on the whole cost up front, which matters when you've just closed on the house. Ask at your free on-site assessment and we'll walk you through the current options.
Should the fence go right on the property line?
Only if you and your neighbor agree to share it; otherwise we set it just inside your line. On new Frisco lots the corner pins are usually still in place, so confirming the boundary is quick, and we do it before anyone digs.
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Ready for a fence quote in Frisco?
We walk your property line, measure everything, and talk through materials. Your quote lands in fast, and the number we quote is the number you pay.
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