Wood Privacy Fences
Define your backyard with a wood fence designed around your preferred height, layout, and level of privacy. Discuss board arrangement, access points, and how the fence will look from both sides.
Five Point Dallas Renovations
Fence Installation in Dallas–Fort Worth
More privacy. A defined backyard. A fence that fits your home.
Planning a new wood fence or replacing an aging one? Five Point Dallas Renovations helps homeowners plan fencing projects around their property, priorities, and preferred style.
Built around your property
A new fence starts with the right plan.
A fence affects how your yard looks and how you use it. Before choosing a design, consider how much privacy you want, where access is needed, and how the fence will meet your existing landscaping and outdoor spaces.
We’ll talk through the proposed layout, material options, removal of any existing fencing, and the details to include in your estimate. Photos and approximate measurements are a useful starting point; a closer look at the property may be needed to define the scope.
Fencing options
Find the right style for your yard.
Horizontal Fencing
Horizontal boards create a clean, contemporary look. Board spacing, dimensions, post layout, and the finish all influence the appearance and privacy of the completed fence.
Fence Replacement
If your existing fence is leaning, deteriorating, or no longer meets your needs, discuss replacement options. Your scope should clarify removal, disposal, and which posts or other components need replacing.
Interested in cedar? Ask about current material options, appearance, finish choices, and maintenance before deciding.
Our work
See the details up close.
Look at board alignment, spacing, corners, transitions, and the way a fence meets the property. Project photos can help you compare styles and explain the finish you have in mind.
Have a reference photo or an existing fence you want to replace? Include it when we discuss your project.
See More of Our Work →Planning your budget
What affects fence installation cost?
Two fences of the same length can have different costs. Your estimate should reflect the work and materials required at your property.
Useful starting details include approximate fence length, preferred height, current fence condition, photos, and your city or ZIP code. We can then discuss what else is needed to prepare an estimate.
Discuss Your Fence Project →Details that shape the estimate
- Total fence length and height.
- Wood selection, board style, and finish.
- Posts, access openings, and gate requirements.
- Removal and disposal of the existing fence.
- Ground conditions, slope, and site access.
- Any applicable approvals or project requirements.
How it works
From your first question to the final walkthrough.
Share your project
Send your location, goals, and any useful photos or measurements. Tell us whether you’re planning a new fence or replacing an existing one.
Review the scope
Discuss materials, layout, removal, access, pricing, and the proposed schedule. Resolve questions about boundaries and applicable approvals before installation.
Move forward
Once the scope and schedule are agreed, move into installation. A final walkthrough provides an opportunity to review the finished work and ask questions.
Fence projects across Dallas–Fort Worth.
Planning a fence in Dallas, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, or Fort Worth? Share your project location so we can confirm coverage and discuss the work you need.
For a property outside these areas, ask us before scheduling. Project location and scope help determine the next step.
Fence installation FAQs
Questions before you get started?
How much does a new wood fence cost?
Cost depends on length, height, materials, posts, access, and any removal work. Share your project details for an estimate based on your property rather than a generic per-foot figure.
Can you replace an existing fence?
Yes. Tell us what is currently installed and what you want to change. We’ll discuss removal and the condition of the existing components when defining the replacement scope.
How long does installation take?
The schedule depends on project size, site conditions, materials, approvals, and weather. We’ll discuss proposed timing after reviewing the work; a larger or more complex project may require additional time.
Do I need HOA approval or a permit?
Requirements vary by property, location, and fence design. Confirm any applicable city and HOA requirements, property boundaries, and who is responsible for approvals before work begins.
Should I choose vertical or horizontal boards?
Consider the look you prefer, privacy, board spacing, and the structure needed for the design. Bring reference photos so we can discuss the options and practical details for your yard.
What should I send with my estimate request?
Include your city or ZIP code, approximate fence length, desired height or style, and whether an existing fence needs removal. Photos and information about access or sloping ground are helpful.
Let’s talk
Ready to plan your fence?
Tell us your location, preferred style, and whether you’re replacing an existing fence. Photos and approximate measurements are helpful, too.