Best Fence Companies in Frisco, TX

10 fence contractors serving Frisco · 4.7 avg rating · 434 reviews analyzed · Collin County

Frisco has gone from a small farming town to one of DFW's most desirable suburbs in just two decades — and the fence market reflects that explosive growth. New subdivisions are going up constantly, each with their own HOA requirements that push homeowners toward premium fence materials. Starwood, Phillips Creek Ranch, and Newman Village set some of the highest standards for fencing in all of DFW. If you're in Frisco, expect to pay a premium — but you'll also get contractors who are experienced with high-end work and strict HOA compliance. This is not a market for cheap installs.

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Fence Installation Costs in Frisco

Average fence costs per linear foot in Frisco, TX.

Average fence installation costs per linear foot in Frisco
Fence TypeStarts At / ft
🪵Wood (Cedar)from $32/ft
🔗Chain Linkfrom $18/ft
🏠Vinylfrom $35/ft
⚙️Wrought Ironfrom $42/ft
🧱Compositefrom $38/ft

* Estimates for Frisco, including materials and labor. Actual costs vary by terrain, height, gates, and contractor.

Fence Permits & Regulations in Frisco

Permit Required
Yes — $50
Process
Apply through the City of Frisco Building Inspections. Processing time is 2–3 business days. HOA approval is required before city permit in most neighborhoods.
Max Height (Front)
4 feet (see-through materials in many areas)
Max Height (Back)
8 feet
Setback
Property line standard. Many HOAs have stricter setback requirements than city code. Front yard fences may require open/ornamental materials only.

Popular Fence Types in Frisco

Board-on-board cedarCedar with stone columnsWrought ironCompositeVinyl privacy

Frequently Asked Questions

Frisco is one of the pricier DFW markets. Cedar fencing averages $30–$60 per linear foot, iron $35–$70, vinyl $30–$55, and composite $35–$60. Premium neighborhoods can run even higher.