Better Fence Company - Fort Worth
Better Fence Company - Fort Worth appears to be a fencing contractor serving Fort Worth, TX, with site evidence for wood fencing, chain link fencing, repair work, and fence staining. The available service evidence also points to repair support and staining and upkeep, which broadens the listing beyond a basic core-material offering. The crawl captured more than a single homepage, which adds useful depth to the service picture. The rating signal is positive, although the public review base is still lighter than the biggest operators in the directory. Our directory record also lines up with a public address and phone listing, which adds another concrete contact signal beyond the website itself.
Contact Information
- Address
- 1949 Golden Heights Rd Suite 112, Fort Worth, TX 76177
Fort Worth, TX - Phone
- (214) 799-0079
- Website
- www.abetterfencecompany.com
Services
Fence Advisors Take
Better Fence Company - Fort Worth looks credible for wood fencing, chain link fencing, and repair work, with the strongest support coming from site evidence rather than an overwhelming review signal.
Verdict
A strong Fort Worth-area shortlist option for customers who want a credible full-service fence contractor.
Signals We Like
Watch-out: The rating signal is positive, but the public review base is still relatively light.
Based on Fence Advisors editorial analysis of the company website and public reputation signals in our directory data. Google signal: 5.0 from 2 reviews.
Service Area
Better Fence Company - Fort Worth is listed in Fort Worth, TX and is positioned to serve homeowners across the Tarrant County area, including these neighborhoods and nearby submarkets:
Confirm direct coverage with the contractor — exact service boundaries vary by crew availability and fuel surcharge zones.
Fence Costs in Fort Worth, TX
Typical installed price per linear foot in the local market.
| Material | Per Linear Ft | 150 ft Fence |
|---|---|---|
| Wood (cedar) | $28–$50 | $4,200–$7,500 |
| Chain link | $17–$28 | $2,550–$4,200 |
| Vinyl | $30–$52 | $4,500–$7,800 |
| Wrought iron | $38–$65 | $5,700–$9,750 |
| Composite | $45–$75 | $6,750–$11,250 |
Ranges reflect installed pricing in Fort Worth based on contractor quotes and regional labor data. Final quotes vary by property, gate count, and material grade.
Permits & Regulations in Fort Worth
Fort Worth does not require a permit for typical residential fences, but HOA rules may still apply.
- Permit cost
- $25–$50 when required
- Setback
- Fences must be installed on or within the property line. Sight visibility triangles apply to corner lots.
- Max height — front
- 4 feet (open/picket design only, no chain link)
- Max height — back
- 8 feet
Most standard residential fences (6 feet or under) do NOT require a permit. Permits are only required for solid fences over 7 feet or open fences over 8 feet. Apply through Fort Worth Development Services when needed. Front yard fences must be open design (picket style) — no chain link or solid panels.
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