Fence Company in San Antonio, TX

San Antonio Expert Fence repairs fences and builds new ones for homes, businesses and HOA communities across San Antonio and the cities around it.

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San Antonio MetroFrom Alamo Heights and Leon Valley out to New Braunfels.
Free estimates, in writingWe come out, measure your fence line and give you a written price.
Repairs and new fencesFrom a few loose boards to a new fence around the whole yard.
Permits handledWhen your fence needs a city permit, we pull it.

Your Fence Company in San Antonio and the Surrounding Area

San Antonio Expert Fence repairs and builds fences for people all over San Antonio. Some jobs are small, like a few posts that have started to lean or a gate that drags across the driveway. Others are a whole new fence around the back yard. If a repair is all your fence really needs, that's what we'll quote you, and if a new fence makes more sense, we'll explain why.

We put up wood and cedar privacy fences, vinyl, chain link and pool fences, and automatic driveway gates, and we clean, stain and seal wood fences once the sun has turned them gray. For businesses and HOA communities, we handle commercial fencing too. When you're in an HOA, we build to your association's rules as well as the city's.

We take fence jobs across San Antonio, from the older streets close to downtown to the newer neighborhoods farther out, and in the cities around it: Alamo Heights, Terrell Hills, Leon Valley, Converse, Universal City, Schertz, Cibolo and New Braunfels.

Old gray square fence posts pulled out of the ground with lumps of concrete footing still on them, laid on a tarp, with new posts standing behind

Fence Services in San Antonio

From a quick repair to a new fence with a powered gate, here are the fences and gates we build and repair, with a page on each one if you'd like to read more.

What Three Common Fences Cost in San Antonio

Each price is a typical Texas fence cost for about 150 feet with one gate, so you can see where a project like yours in San Antonio is likely to land.

Chain Link

$1,500–$3,500
  • 4 ft galvanized chain link
  • Posts set in concrete
  • One walk gate with latch
  • Cleanup and haul-away

Best for: Keeping the dogs in along a long back fence line, at the lowest price per foot.

Wood Privacy

$4,000–$8,000
  • Pine or cedar privacy boards
  • Concrete-set posts
  • A matching gate
  • Old fence taken out

Best for: Privacy out back, if you like the look of wood and don't mind staining it every few summers.

Vinyl or Aluminum

$5,500–$11,000
  • Vinyl privacy or aluminum panels
  • Posts set in concrete
  • Self-closing gate hardware
  • Old fence removed and hauled away

Best for: Fencing a pool, or a front yard where you want a fence that looks good from the street and needs little upkeep.

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Not Sure Whether Your Fence Needs a Repair or a New One?

Tell us what's going on with it, and we'll come take a look and give you a straight answer on which makes more sense.

How a Fence Job Works in San Antonio

A homeowner filling out a contact form on a phone, with a broken, leaning section of an old gray wood fence across the lawnAn old leaning picket fence line with utility marking flags in the grass and a big oak root nearbyA tall wood privacy fence meeting a lower picket fence along a front lawn and sidewalkA fence contractor pointing to a line on a written quote at a patio table with the homeownersNew square wood fence posts set in a straight row along a string lineA couple sitting on their back deck steps with their dogs, a new cedar privacy fence behind them
  1. 01

    Tell Us About Your Fence

    Send the form with a line or two about what's happening, whether it's one leaning section or a whole new fence line, and we'll call you back.

  2. 02

    We Look Over Your Fence Line

    We measure the run and look for anything in the way, from buried utility lines to the roots of a live oak, before anything gets priced.

  3. 03

    We Check What's Allowed on Your Lot

    Front yard, back yard, corner lot or historic district, we work out how tall and what kind of fence San Antonio allows where you want it.

  4. 04

    Your Fence Quote, Line by Line

    Your price lists the fence, each gate and taking out the old fence separately, so you can see where the money goes.

  5. 05

    Fence Posts Set Straight

    Once you've said yes, the posts go in first, set on a string line so the finished fence runs straight from one end to the other.

  6. 06

    Your New Fence, Finished

    We adjust the gates so they swing and latch, clean up the yard, and look the new fence over with you before we call it done.

Built for San Antonio

A fence here has to suit San Antonio's ground, its rules, its older neighborhoods and its summers, and we plan every job around all four.

Clay in the Middle, Rock Up North

Across the middle of Bexar County, fence posts stand in black clay that cracks open in a dry summer and swells again when the rain comes back, and that movement is usually what leaves a fence leaning. North of the Balcones Escarpment the ground is often thin and stony over limestone. We set your posts for whichever ground your yard has.

City Permits and Fence Rules

San Antonio has its own rules for how tall a fence can be in the front, side and back of a yard, and a corner lot has to keep the corner itself clear. We lay out your fence to fit the rules for your lot before the first post goes in.

Historic Districts

In King William, Monte Vista and San Antonio's other historic districts, the city's historic office has its own fence guide, and every fence permit there goes to that office for review first. We design your fence to the guide from the start, and we prepare the drawing the review asks for and submit it with the permit.

Oaks and Summer Heat

If there's a live oak near your fence line, we lay the fence out to work around it where we can, and when a limb does have to come off, we plan the fence work around the city's oak wilt rules. The sun is hard on wood here, too, and San Antonio summers bring a lot of 100-degree days. When you're choosing a material, we'll talk through how each one holds up in that kind of heat.

Fence Work in San Antonio and the Cities Around It

Leon Valley, Converse and several of the other cities around San Antonio set their own fence rules, and we check them for whichever city your home is in.

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Common Fence Questions in San Antonio

Do you handle the permit?

Yes. A new fence in San Antonio needs a city permit, and so does a repair that replaces more than 25% of the fence's continuous length, and when your job needs one, we pull it.

Should I repair or replace my fence?

If a few posts have moved or a storm took out a section and the rest of the fence is sound, a repair is usually the better value. When most of the posts are loose, or you'd like a different height or material anyway, a new fence usually makes more sense, and we'll explain why.

Do you work with HOAs and businesses?

Yes. We build fences for businesses and for HOA communities, and when your home is in an HOA, we can put together a drawing and a materials list for your association to approve.

Get a Price on Your San Antonio Fence

Send the form with a few lines about your yard and your fence, and we'll set up a time to come see it.

San Antonio Expert Fence is a fence company in San Antonio, Texas, for homes, businesses and HOAs. We repair fences and build new ones, and every job starts with a free visit and a written price.

Each city around San Antonio writes its own fence rules, and we plan every fence to the ones where your home is.

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