Wood Fences in Katy, TX

Cinco Ranch, Cross Creek Ranch, Firethorne, Elyson, Grand Lakes and Seven Meadows all share the same unwritten rule: the fence has to look like it belongs on the street it's on. These are HOA-governed communities where a privacy fence isn't just a property line, it's part of how the whole block reads from the road, and a leaning panel or a mismatched repair stands out fast. Jose builds new cedar and pine privacy fences and gates to match that expectation — straight posts, even lines, built for the heat, rain and wind that come through Katy every year — and handles repairs the same way, so a patched section doesn't look like a patched section.

Old Katy is a different fence job. Its established lots often carry fence lines that have been standing for years, through more than one round of Gulf Coast storms, and by the time Jose gets the call it's usually a post that's rotted at the base or a whole run that's started to lean rather than a fence going up on bare ground. He replaces what's failed and rebuilds what's worth saving, matching new sections into an existing line so the yard doesn't end up with an obvious patch. Whether it's a first fence going up on a new Elyson lot or a repair on an Old Katy property line, the goal is the same — a fence that holds a straight line and matches the look the neighborhood expects, not just something that's technically standing.