Collin County
Fencing & outdoor living in McKinney.
The crew that quotes it builds it. One point of contact from the first walk to the last board.
Building in McKinney
McKinney covers a lot of ground and a lot of eras — historic streets near the square, decades of suburban build-out, and new construction still pushing at the edges.
That range means the right answer changes street to street. A fence that suits a new master-planned section would look wrong beside a house near the historic district, and vice versa.
Larger properties on the outskirts open up the rest of the catalogue: drive gates, iron along a view, and full outdoor living builds with room to do them properly.
The ground
What's underneath.
Blackland prairie clay. It swells when it's wet and shrinks when it's dry, every year, and it takes whatever is set in it along for the ride. Footing depth is not a formality here — it's the difference between a fence that stands and one that leans by year six.
Anyone can set a post. The question is what happens to it.
What we build here
Most asked for in McKinney.
Cedar Fences
Privacy, board-on-board, horizontal. Cedar pickets. Never pressure-treated posts.
Ornamental Iron
See-through security. For views you don't want to give up.
Outdoor Kitchens
Counter, grill, and the utilities that have to be there first.
Gates
The part of the fence that moves is the part that fails.
Also covered near McKinney
Princeton, Allen, Melissa, Frisco, Farmersville.
Permits and HOAs
Requirements differ between cities, and again between a property inside city limits and one out in the county. We confirm what applies to your address during the scope and pull what's required — rather than guessing at it in advance.
Other towns we work
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Tell us what you want built in McKinney.
Give us the address or the cross streets and we'll set up a time to walk it.