by Austin Fence Contractor | Jul 9, 2026 | Fence Installation Tips
A cedar fence in Austin usually lasts about 15 to 20 years, and a well-cared-for one can go even longer. Cedar handles our heat, bugs, and rot better than most woods, which is why it’s so popular here. How long yours lasts comes down to how it was built, the...
by Austin Fence Contractor | Jul 8, 2026 | Fence Installation Tips
Not always, but a survey is often a smart move before building a fence. It shows exactly where your property line falls, so your fence goes on your land and not your neighbor’s. If you’re not sure where your line is, a survey can save you from an expensive...
by Austin Fence Contractor | Jul 8, 2026 | Fence Installation Tips
The truth is, you can install a fence in Austin almost any time of year. Our mild winters mean crews work through them. That said, late fall and winter are often the smoothest, with cooler weather and shorter waits. Spring is the busiest. The real key isn’t the...
by Austin Fence Contractor | Jul 7, 2026 | Fence Installation Tips
Yes, you can build a strong fence on Austin’s limestone and caliche. It just takes the right tools and know-how. This rocky ground is hard to dig, so the posts need special care to sit deep and hold tight. Done right, a fence on rock can stand very steady, since...
by Austin Fence Contractor | Jul 7, 2026 | Fence Installation Tips
The best dog fence keeps your pet safe, blocks digging and jumping, and stands up to the Texas heat. For most dogs, a solid wood privacy fence works great. For diggers and jumpers, the right height and a dig guard at the base make all the difference between a happy...
by Austin Fence Contractor | Jul 6, 2026 | Fence Installation Tips
Fences in Austin lean for a few main reasons: moving clay soil, posts set too shallow, rotted wood, or storm and wind damage. The right fix depends on the cause. Often, resetting the posts deeper solves it for good. Catching a lean early is what saves you from...
