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Laredo Fence Pros

fencing contractor services in Laredo, Texas

Every option we cover, explained in plain language so you can pick the right one before you call.

Wood Privacy Fence

A wood privacy fence is the most common residential fence in Laredo. Standard heights are 6 and 8 feet; common styles include board-on-board, side-by-side, and horizontal slat. In Laredo's alkaline clay and 100+ degree summer heat, cedar and pressure-treated pine both perform well, but the post-set matters more than the wood species — set in concrete below the active root zone and the fence will stand through decades of brush-country storms. We walk the property, mark the fence line, check for buried utilities, and confirm the side that faces out before any post hole is dug.

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Wrought Iron & Ornamental Fence

Wrought iron — really mild steel these days, almost universally — is the right answer when you want a fence that's seen rather than hidden. It's common in established Laredo neighborhoods for front yard enclosures, pool code compliance, and around homes where a wood or chain-link fence would block the view of landscaping or a courtyard. Powder-coated finishes have largely replaced older wet-paint systems and last 10+ years in South Texas sun before needing a refresh. We build custom layouts or work from one of three patterns (classic spear-top, double-rail flat-top, and estate spear-top) depending on the look you want.

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Ranch, Livestock & Property Fencing

Beyond the city limits, ranch fencing is its own world: barbed wire, smooth wire, field fence (woven wire with graduated openings), and pipe-and-cable systems for larger property lines. Laredo sits in Webb County and brush country, where most ranch work is keeping livestock in, predators out, and brush from creeping into improved pasture. We install standard 4-strand barbed wire, 5-strand barbed wire, field fence (most commonly 4x4 woven wire for sheep and goats; 39-inch or 47-inch for cattle), pipe corrals, and game fence (8-foot or taller, predator-grade). T-posts, wood posts, and pipe posts are all options depending on your soil and your budget.

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