Wood & Cedar Fences · Lewisville, TX
Wood & Cedar Fence Installation in Lewisville, TX
A cedar privacy fence is the most popular fence in North Texas. It’s affordable, it looks great, and it gives you a private backyard. Get a free quote from a local pro who builds wood fences for Lewisville soil and weather.
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The Classic North Texas Privacy Fence
Walk through almost any Lewisville neighborhood and you’ll see six-foot cedar privacy fences. Cedar is naturally resistant to rot and insects, it takes stain well, and it costs less than vinyl or iron for the same length of fence.
A well-built cedar fence can last 15 years or more. The difference between a fence that lasts and one that leans after three summers is almost always the posts, the rails, and how the pickets are attached. That’s what a good contractor gets right.
What’s included
- Measuring and layout of your fence line
- Removal and haul-off of your old fence
- Galvanized steel or treated posts set in concrete
- Cedar pickets, rails, and trim
- Walk gates and double drive gates
- Cleanup when the job is done
Options
Popular Wood Fence Styles
Side-by-side
Pickets sit edge to edge. The most affordable privacy style, though small gaps can open as wood shrinks.
Board-on-board
Overlapping pickets that stay private even as the wood dries out. The most popular upgrade in Lewisville.
Shadowbox
Pickets alternate on each side of the rails, so the fence looks finished from both yards. Great for shared fence lines.
Horizontal modern
Clean horizontal boards for a modern look. Popular on newer homes and front-yard accents.
Top cap and trim
A cap board and trim along the top adds a finished look and helps shed water off the pickets.
8-foot privacy
Extra height for backyards that face a busy road or a two-story neighbor. Check HOA rules first.
Built for North Texas
Why Steel Posts Matter in Lewisville
North Texas has expansive clay soil. It swells when it’s wet and shrinks in a drought, and that movement pushes wood posts out of line. Galvanized steel posts set in concrete don’t rot, twist, or warp, so the fence stays straight longer.
Ask your contractor about steel posts, a top cap, and staining your fence after it has dried for a few weeks. Those three upgrades add years to a cedar fence.
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FAQ
Common Questions
How long does a cedar fence last in Texas?
Usually 15 to 20 years with steel posts and regular staining. Unstained cedar turns gray and can start to split sooner.
Steel posts or wood posts?
Steel posts cost a little more but resist rot and soil movement. Most Lewisville homeowners choose steel for a privacy fence.
Should I stain a new fence?
Yes, after the wood dries for a few weeks. Stain protects cedar from sun and moisture and keeps the color from fading to gray.
Who pays for a shared fence with my neighbor?
Texas has no rule that splits the cost. Many neighbors agree to share it. Talk with your neighbor before the work starts.
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