Frisco's Fence Replacement Contractor for Fences That Wow!
We inspect your property, engineer post depth and spacing to match your fence’s height, and back the finished job with a warranty that covers accidental damage most companies won’t touch.
Skip to content We inspect your property, engineer post depth and spacing to match your fence’s height, and back the finished job with a warranty that covers accidental damage most companies won’t touch.
Sometimes a fence replacement comes after a bad storm that takes your fence down overnight. Other times, it’s an HOA letter, a fence that leans more each year, a new pool or puppy, or simply wanting a more modern style like horizontal fencing. Whatever the reason, we’ll build your new fence with the appropriate post depth and spacing for your fence’s height, allow the concrete the necessary time to cure, and add the finishing touches to reflect your home’s style. Our goal is to provide you with the peace of mind of a structurally sound fence that’s functional and gorgeous to look at from your backyard every day.
A full fence replacement is your chance to nail every detail, the height, the layout, the finish, not just fresh boards. Here’s what’s part of the process:
A new fence changes how your whole backyard feels. Frisco homeowners choose Final Cut as their fence replacement company because we build fences engineered to last and custom-built to match the home behind them.
When you’re picturing your new fence, the details are what make it match that picture. Here’s what sets Final Cut apart:
We itemize every proposal, line by line, so you're approving a real scope of work, not a vague estimate.
Every detail matches your home's style, from post caps to gate hardware, not just the boards you'll notice first.
Concrete cures fully before we move forward, even if that means waiting an extra day. Rushed curing is one of the most common reasons fences start leaning within a year or two
Our warranty covers more than workmanship. If a landscaping crew or a slammed gate causes accidental damage down the road, we'll repair it at no extra charge, because that's what real warranty coverage should look like.
We flag landscaping disruption before we start, not after. Digging post holes leaves extra soil behind, and we walk you through that during contracting instead of leaving you to deal with it.
The result is a fence that does more than mark your property line. It's the backdrop for every barbecue, every family get-together, and every time you pull into the driveway and love what you see.
Curious what your new fence installation could look like?
A lot of replacement headaches come down to a handful of avoidable mistakes, whether it’s a homeowner assuming the worst or a contractor cutting corners. Here’s what to watch for:
Some communities restrict fence height, color, or material, worth confirming before you fall for a look your HOA won't approve.
New shingles need heat to activate their adhesive seal. Cold or cloudy weather can delay that process, leaving them vulnerable to wind. When conditions prevent proper bonding, we apply silicone beneath the shingles, which helps them seal faster and prevents further wind damage.
Shallow holes, too little concrete, or building on top of concrete that hasn't fully cured are the most common reasons a new fence starts leaning within a year or two.
That can create real problems down the road, since permitted work matters for inspections and at resale.
Homeowners who skip this planning often end up cleaning up piles of extra soil themselves after the installers leave.
Submit your property address on our website, and we review it ahead of time so we're already familiar with your property before we call.
We call to confirm the fit. A quick conversation about what you're looking for, so we're sure we're the right match for the project before scheduling anything.
From there, we inspect and walk the property together. We bring sample photos and materials from past projects so you can choose the style, height, and features you want.
Once that call happens, you review an itemized proposal. We price every line separately, so you know exactly what's included before you approve.
After you approve, we order materials, pull permits, and schedule installers around the weather, since installing in the wrong conditions affects how well the concrete cures.
We do the work right, then walk the finished fence with you, so you can see exactly what you pictured when this all started. A full replacement typically takes about a week from start to finish, including cleanup, and we send your invoice once you've signed off.
I came across Final Cut Roofing many years ago when I continued to see positive reviews on the neighborhood NextDoor app. Annually after hail season I’d have him out for an assessment of the roof and for many years when so many other roofers kept telling me I should replace the roof. Mark was honest in his assessments and thorough in his analysis. He would take pictures and show areas to watch but assess that the roof still looks good … until one hailstorm too many it had finally done enough damage that it was time to replace. Mark kept me informed every step of the way making a potentially stressful time far less so by handling all the little details. Final Cut Roofing stands behind their craftsmanship. Any issues or concerns, one call/text to Mark and he has me on the schedule to take a look and make any necessary repairs. I highly recommend Final Cut Roofing for an honest assessment and quality craftsmanship.
Yes. Replacing a fence requires a city building permit. But that’s not something you need to sort out yourself. We handle permitting for your project from start to finish, so you’re covered without tracking down the paperwork on your own.
$2,500 to $8,000+, depending on your fence’s length, height, and style. Every proposal is itemized, so you’ll know exactly what’s driving your number before you approve anything.
It depends on the fence’s height. A 6-foot fence needs its posts no more than 8 feet apart, while an 8-foot fence needs them no more than 6 feet apart, to properly support the added height and weight.
The process usually takes about a week: a day for demo, one to two days for digging and setting posts in concrete, time for the concrete to fully cure, then the rails, pickets, and gates go in.
Building on concrete that hasn’t fully cured is one of the most common reasons fences start leaning within a year or two. Heat doesn’t necessarily mean the ground has dried, and moist soil can need extra time, so we wait until it’s ready rather than working around a schedule.
Yes, and it covers more than workmanship. If accidental damage happens later, like a landscaping crew hitting the gate or normal wear from daily use, we’ll repair it at no extra charge, no questions asked.
At Final Cut, we are dedicated to providing you with the highest quality service, inside and out.
Let us help you replace your old fence with a beautiful new one. Get started with us today and schedule your free consultation.
Your Siding is one of the most important parts of your home. It protects against rain, hail, wind, pests, and the harsh Texas sun while creating the curb appeal your neighbors notice first. Whether you need a small repair, complete siding replacement, chimney siding repair. fascia and soffit work, or exterior painting. Final Cut Roofing provides complete exterior solutions designed to protect and beautify your home.
Your Siding is one of the most important parts of your home. It protects against rain, hail, wind, pests, and the harsh Texas sun while creating the curb appeal your neighbors notice first. Whether you need a small repair, complete siding replacement, chimney siding repair. fascia and soffit work, or exterior painting. Final Cut Roofing provides complete exterior solutions designed to protect and beautify your home.
Your Siding is one of the most important parts of your home. It protects against rain, hail, wind, pests, and the harsh Texas sun while creating the curb appeal your neighbors notice first. Whether you need a small repair, complete siding replacement, chimney siding repair. fascia and soffit work, or exterior painting. Final Cut Roofing provides complete exterior solutions designed to protect and beautify your home.
Your Siding is one of the most important parts of your home. It protects against rain, hail, wind, pests, and the harsh Texas sun while creating the curb appeal your neighbors notice first. Whether you need a small repair, complete siding replacement, chimney siding repair. fascia and soffit work, or exterior painting. Final Cut Roofing provides complete exterior solutions designed to protect and beautify your home.
We’ll build your new fence to match your home’s style, price it all up front, and back it with a warranty that covers more than the installation itself. Once it’s up, you’ll finally have the backyard you’ve been picturing, not just a fence that does the job.
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