Fence Installation in East Dallas and Garland, TX

Stand Strong Fencing of East Dallas builds wood, ornamental steel, aluminum, vinyl and chain-link fences for homes and businesses in East Dallas, Garland and the suburbs just east of them. Every install comes with a lifetime workmanship guarantee, and the estimate's free.

Fence jobs usually start small. A gate that won't latch, or a few panels the last storm took out. Or a new house with a yard that isn't really a yard yet. Then the bigger questions show up: what to build, how to build it, and what the HOA is going to say. That's where we come in.

Call (469) 228-8208 or request a free estimate

A Fence Company That Knows Eastern DFW

Based in Garland, Working All Over the East Side

Our office sits on the LBJ Freeway in Garland, so we're close to most of the neighborhoods we build in, from East Dallas out through Garland, Rowlett and Rockwall. Close matters. Estimates happen on the day we say they will, and if a gate needs a tweak after the install, we can get back out quickly.

Older Streets, Newer Subdivisions

No two yards out here are alike. Older neighborhoods come with mature trees, tricky lot lines and fences that have been patched a few times too many. Newer subdivisions are different: the HOA often decides what the fence looks like before the sod's even down. Different yards, different fences. We start with your property and your neighborhood's rules, and only then talk materials.

Fence Types We Install

Wood and Privacy Fencing

Cedar is the one most people want, and it earns it. Built well and stained on schedule, it looks good for years. If privacy's the goal, we'll often steer you toward board-on-board, where the boards overlap so gaps can't open up as the wood dries. Side-by-side costs less and still does the job. Take a look at our wood fencing and privacy fencing options.

Ornamental Steel and Aluminum

Want to keep the view? These are your fences. Aluminum won't rust, which is why it's all over pool yards. Ornamental steel is heavier and tougher, and it gives a front yard some real presence. Both mark the property line without making the place feel walled in.

Vinyl and Composite

Vinyl stays clean with no staining or sealing, and it's a natural fit where every fence on the street is supposed to match. Composite gives you a wood look without the upkeep.

Steel and Chain-Link

When strength comes first, look at steel. Chain-link is the practical option. It's open, durable and usually the most affordable way to enclose something big, like a back lot or a dog run.

Fence Staining

New cedar looks great for about a season. Then the Texas sun goes to work. A good stain does more than change the color, because it slows the moisture damage that turns pickets gray and brittle. We do fence staining on new fences and on older ones that could use a refresh.

Built for North Texas Ground and Weather

It Starts Below the Surface

A lot of the soil around here is clay, and clay moves. It swells when it's wet and shrinks when it's dry. Set the posts badly and the fence will lean within a couple of years, however good the panels look. We set posts in concrete, and we use steel posts where they suit the fence better.

Wind, Heat and Spring Storms

A solid privacy fence catches wind like a sail, so that's what really tests it. Post depth and framing do the work, and you'll never see either once the fence is up. We put our effort there anyway.

Permits, HOA Rules and City Requirements

We Check Before We Quote

Fence rules change from city to city, and plenty of neighborhoods stack HOA rules on top. Height, materials, setbacks, even which side faces the street can be regulated. We read your HOA guidelines and your city's requirements before we price anything, so the fence we quote is one that can actually be approved.

Confirm With Your City and HOA

Requirements vary property by property, and your city and HOA have the final word. We'll point you the right way, but it's still worth confirming with them before work starts.

Residential and Commercial Fencing

For Homeowners

Backyards, pool enclosures, side yards, front-yard accents, and replacements for fences that have given up. More on our residential fencing.

For Businesses

Security perimeters, lot boundaries, and enclosures for equipment or storage. Steel and chain-link are the usual picks. More on our commercial fencing.

Why Homeowners Choose Stand Strong

A Lifetime Workmanship Guarantee

If something we built fails because of how we built it, that's on us, for the life of the fence. Materials carry their own manufacturer warranties, and those vary by product.

A Clear Quote Up Front

You'll know the number before you decide anything. No pressure, and no surprise line items once the posts are in.

How Installation Works

From Estimate to Finished Fence

Schedule a free estimate. We come out, measure, and talk through materials, layout and what your HOA allows.

Get your quote. A real price for your property, not a ballpark.

We build it. Most residential installs take a few days once materials and approvals are in place.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does fence installation cost in East Dallas and Garland?

It depends on the material, length, height, number of gates, and what the ground and access look like. A small backyard and a long back-lot enclosure aren't the same job. A free on-site estimate gets you a real number instead of a guess.

Do I need a permit or HOA approval for my fence?

Often one or both. It varies by city and neighborhood, so we check your HOA guidelines and city requirements before we quote. Confirm with your city and HOA too, since they have the final say.

How long does a fence installation take?

Most residential installs take a few days once materials and approvals are in place. Bigger projects can run longer, and weather or approval timelines can move things around.

What is the difference between board-on-board and side-by-side?

Board-on-board overlaps the boards, so gaps don't open as the wood shrinks, and you get more privacy. Side-by-side sets them next to each other. It's a simpler build and usually easier on the budget.

Can you build a fence on a sloped yard?

Yes. Slopes are common around here. We look at the grade on-site and plan the fence around it before we quote.

Do you offer financing?

Yes, we offer for qualified buyers, subject to credit approval. Terms vary.

Do you install commercial fencing?

We do, most often steel and chain-link, for security, boundaries and equipment yards.

What does the lifetime workmanship guarantee cover?

Our installation work, for the life of the fence. Materials have separate manufacturer warranties, which vary by product.

Get a Free Fence Estimate

Talk to Stand Strong Fencing of East Dallas

Call (469) 228-8208 or request a free estimate. We'll look at your property, walk you through the options, and give you a clear price. Not sure we cover your street? Ask. We'll tell you straight.