Fence Company in Fairview, TX
Open iron, pipe and wood fences for Fairview’s acre lots, from our Allen office.
Open Fences for Fairview’s Ranch-Estate Lots
Fairview’s motto is Keeping It Country, and its fence code backs that up. The town’s ranch-estate zones start at one acre in RE-1 and run up to three acres in RE-3. Fences here must stay open enough to see through, so we usually recommend iron, pipe or open wood. Crews drive up to Fairview from our Allen office, a trip of about 10 to 15 minutes.
An RE-1 lot is at least 150 ft wide at the front building line, so a Fairview fence is a long run. It often passes trees, a pool, a dog run and a driveway gate. We walk the line with you, then put the layout, materials and timeline in writing. You also get a project manager you can call.
Fairview Fencing
NEAREST OFFICE
Allen office, 825 Watters Creek Blvd
About 10 to 15 minutes from Fairview
MAX FENCE HEIGHT
Rear and side yards
6 ft. Screening walls up to 8 ft.
Front yard
4 ft, open design, at least 10 ft from the pavement edge.
Fence and Outdoor Living Services in Fairview
Wrought Iron Fence
Powder-coated iron in 4, 5 and 6 ft panels. Thin pickets with wide gaps keep an iron line well inside Fairview’s half-open rule.
Pipe Fencing
Welded pipe posts and rails, with no-climb wire added where horses graze. It stays open to the eye, so it fits the town code on pasture lines.
Gates
Iron, pipe and wood gates for driveways, paddocks and side yards. A welded steel frame sits inside every wood gate we build, which keeps it square on a long drive.
Gate Automation
An automated entry gate at the end of a long Fairview driveway. We install swing or slide operators and set up the keypads, remotes and access control that open them.
Agricultural Fencing
Woven wire and farm fence for pastures on lots where the town allows one grazing animal per acre.
Wood Fencing
Open picket and spaced-board styles in stained cedar, built so at least half the face stays see-through. Solid cedar privacy fences are not allowed on most Fairview lots.
Chain Link Fence
Fairview allows chain link only inside a lot, so we build it in galvanized or black for the dog run, the animal pen or the garden.
Custom Patio Covers
Shade over the back patio, designed to match the style of your home, with integrated lights available.
Pergolas
A cedar pergola for the pool deck or patio, stained before assembly. A polycarbonate top is an option, and a 3D rendering shows the design first.
Built for Long, Open Runs on Acreage
In Fairview, no more than half of a fence’s front face can be solid material. Iron pickets, pipe rails and spaced boards meet that rule and still mark the line. On a run that crosses an acre or more, every steel post is driven 4 ft into the ground so the fence holds its line from the road to the back corner.
Gates see the most use on a big property. Wood gates are built on a welded steel frame, and an iron or pipe gate can be fitted with an operator later. Our fence and gate workmanship is warrantied for life, for the full time the land is yours.
Neighborhoods We Serve in Fairview
From Heritage Ranch on the east side of town to Sloan Creek Estates on the west, these are the Fairview neighborhoods we serve from Allen.
Heritage Ranch 75069
A gated 55+ community of 1,144 homes, built from 2000 to 2007 around an 18-hole golf course. Iron keeps the course in view, and the HOA has the final say on style.
Ascot Heath and Woods of Ascot Heath 75069
Custom homes on lots of one acre and up, each with its own HOA. Many Woods of Ascot Heath lots back to the Heard Natural Science Museum and Wildlife Sanctuary, where open iron keeps the trees in view.
Oakwood Estates 75069
About 154 custom homes on sites of one to two acres, built from 1994 to 2019. The HOA board reviews new fences before they go in.
Sloan Creek Estates 75069
An HOA neighborhood of homes from 2007 to 2009 along Sloan Creek Parkway, next to wooded walking and bike paths.
Chamberlain Place and Hawks Wood 75069
Chamberlain Place is a gated enclave of custom homes on large lots. Hawks Wood, entered from the north side of Stacy Road, has custom homes on lots of about an acre.
Thompson Springs, Stone Creek Estates and Harper Landing 75069
Newer custom-home neighborhoods. Long driveways here suit an automated entry gate with iron or pipe running out from each side.
Fairview Meadows and Bridlegate 75069
Two HOA neighborhoods. Fairview Meadows has about 30 lots developed from 2002 to 2006, and Bridlegate sits along Horseshoe Bend and Paddock Trail.
Tranquility Farms and Summer Hill Farms 75069
Acreage-style properties where pasture fence, pipe and ranch gates do most of the work. Plan the fence around how many animals the land can hold.
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Walk Your Fairview Property With Us
We drive up from Allen, walk the fence line with you and check it against Fairview’s height, setback and open-design rules. You get the line, the materials and the schedule on paper before anything is ordered.
Fences We Build in Fairview Neighborhoods
Oakwood Estates
Black Iron Fence on an Acre Lot
Powder-coated iron on steel posts driven 4 ft deep. It meets the open-design rule and keeps the mature trees and lawn in view, in a style the HOA board reviews first.
Tranquility Farms
Pipe Fence With No-Climb Wire
A pasture line of welded pipe rails lined with no-climb wire, set back from the road edge, with a pipe gate into the paddock.
Ascot Heath
Black Iron Pool Barrier on a Custom Lot
Iron around the pool at 4 ft or taller, pickets close enough that no gap passes 4 in, and a gate that closes and latches on its own, as Fairview’s pool rule requires.
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Fence Rules and Recommendations for Fairview
Iron, Pipe or Open Wood on a Fairview Lot
For the lines you see from the street, we usually recommend black iron. It reads as open, which is what the town code asks for, and it suits a custom home. Out back, where horses or goats graze, pipe rails lined with no-climb wire keep the animals in. If you want wood, pick a picket or spaced-board style that leaves at least half the face open, and keep chain link inside the lot for a dog run or garden.
Fairview Fence Height and Material Rules
On residential property in Fairview, fences can be 6 ft in side and back yards and 4 ft in the front yard. Screening walls can reach 8 ft. They are mainly allowed between a home and a nonresidential use and need evergreen planting along the outside. Every other fence must be open, with no more than half of its front face in solid material. Solid wood privacy fences are not allowed except in the CPDD district or where the code allows screening, such as between lots when a PD or PC zoning ordinance says so. Allowed materials include vinyl, wood, wire, iron, metal, stone, brick and block. Chain link may only be used inside a property for dog runs, animal pens and gardens, and any chain link run of 50 ft or more must be screened from view. No fence can sit on town right-of-way or a road easement, or within 10 ft of the pavement edge of a public street. A pool needs a fence of 4 ft or more, no opening over 4 in, and a gate that shuts and latches by itself. Your HOA can set stricter rules on top of these. Source: Town of Fairview Code of Ordinances, Sections 14.02.009 and 14.02.012.
Fairview Fence Questions
Plain answers on Fairview’s open-fence rule, chain link, horses and road setbacks. Something else on your mind? Call us.
About Lowery Fence & Patio
One Project Manager, One Written Plan
How One Fairview Homeowner Went From Chain Link to Iron
A Fairview homeowner planned a chain link fence along the property line, and the town turned it down. Fairview only allows chain link inside a property, for dog runs, pens and gardens. So the plan changed to iron. Iron is open, it meets the town’s rule, and it is what we built.
Chain link is a common first choice for a dog run or a long property line. In Fairview it only works for the first. We check your design against the town’s rules at the estimate, so the plan you approve is one Fairview allows.
Get a Fence Estimate in Fairview
Built to Fairview’s rules.
Tell us about your lot, your animals and your gates. We will measure the property and follow up with a written estimate that lays out the materials, the fence line and the timeline.