FAQs

S&B Fencing is a Christian, family-owned fencing company serving DFW with years of experience. We're known for quality craftsmanship, honest pricing, and treating every customer like a neighbor.

We proudly serve as one of the top fence companies in Keller, Southlake, Trophy Club, Westlake, Denton, and the surrounding DFW areas, offering installation, repairs, staining, and custom gate services.

We install wood privacy fencing, ornamental iron, chain link, and ranch-style fences with custom options to match your home's style and needs.

Yes! S&B Fencing works with both homeowners and businesses throughout DFW in need of an expert fence contractor, providing everything from backyard privacy fences to security and perimeter fencing for commercial properties.

The price of a new fencing installation depends on the material, size, and design. We offer free, no-obligation estimates for homeowners.

Absolutely. We build swing, sliding, and decorative gates that match your fencing perfectly.

With quality materials and professional installation, most of our fencing lasts 15 to 20 years, especially with regular staining and maintenance. According to Better Homes & Gardens, fences should be deep-cleaned about once a year, but specific care varies by material. Our team can provide expert advice for fence maintenance to help preserve your fence’s appearance and structural integrity for years to come.

Yes. Our professional staining service protects your fencing from Texas weather, enhances its beauty, and extends its life.

We're family-owned, faith-driven, and committed to honesty, quality, and customer care. Our fencing work is backed by strong warranties and a reputation for excellence throughout Keller, Southlake, Trophy Club, Westlake, and the surrounding DFW areas.

When you need a fence contractor you can count on, call us, send a message through our website, or schedule a free on-site consultation. We'll listen to your needs, offer expert advice, and give you a fair, transparent estimate.

Posts should be buried at least 3 feet deep to help prevent leaning and long-term movement.

Most wood fences should be power-washed and stained every 2–3 years.

Yes. Constant water spray can shorten the life of your fence. Adjusting sprinkler heads can significantly help protect the wood.

Plants and vines hold moisture against the fence, which can cause rot and shifting over time.

Avoid allowing soil or mulch to touch the fence, and keep nearby vegetation trimmed to reduce moisture.

Yes. Checking posts and connections after severe weather helps ensure everything remains secure.

While low maintenance, periodic inspections and cleaning help preserve the finish and extend the life of the fence.

Posts should be installed a minimum of 3 feet deep for long-term stability.

We recommend visually inspecting your fence after storms and seasonally to address any shifting or loose components.

Vegetation can trap moisture, add weight, and create pressure that shortens the life of your fence.

Proper post depth, correct spacing, and periodic inspections help prevent movement.

Yes. Vegetation can hold moisture and pull on the fence, reducing its lifespan.

They require minimal maintenance, but routine inspections after storms are recommended.

For 8-foot fences, posts should be 6 feet on center. For 6-foot fences, posts should be 8 feet on center.

Power washing and staining every 2–3 years is recommended.

Yes. Constant moisture from sprinklers or soil contact can significantly shorten the life of the fence.

Yes. Custom fencing can combine materials, but consistency in quality and installation is important.

Regular inspections, vegetation control, and moisture management are key.

Yes. Understanding the materials used for all components ensures a consistent appearance and performance.

We recommend checking posts, gates, and latches after severe weather and periodically throughout the year.

Constant moisture can weaken posts and hardware over time.

Yes. Vegetation can interfere with gates and trap moisture against posts.

We recommend inspections after major weather events and on a regular maintenance schedule.

Using the same grade and type of materials throughout the fence ensures uniform appearance and performance.

Yes. Poor landscaping placement can increase moisture exposure and shorten fence life.

Common signs include leaning posts, loose panels, sagging sections, and unstable gates.

Yes. Storms and freeze events are common causes of post movement and hardware failure.

Yes. Soil contact and constant moisture can accelerate the deterioration of both wood and metal fencing.