
Why Is My Fence Leaning? Causes, Fixes and When to Call a Pro
Fence leaning after a storm or wet season? Learn the 5 common causes in North Texas, how leaning posts are fixed, and when to call a fence
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Easton Fencing designs and installs custom wrought iron fences throughout McKinney, from older homes near historic downtown to Stonebridge Ranch, Craig Ranch and Trinity Falls. Every fence is built by our own in-house crews, never subcontractors, and every post is set deep in concrete for North Texas clay.
Iron adds security and curb appeal without closing in a yard. See all of our McKinney fence services or learn more about our wrought iron fences.
More from Easton Fencing in McKinney: automatic gates, cedar fences, fence and gate repair, or see everything we do on our McKinney fence company page.
McKinney has everything from historic homes near the downtown square to brand-new builds on the west side, and the right iron fence looks different for each. Traditional spear-top pickets with finials suit older homes, while clean flat-top panels fit newer architecture.
We build panels and gates to match your home, add puppy pickets along the bottom when you need them, and set panels between masonry columns for a high-end entry.
Iron keeps a McKinney pool area secure while leaving the backyard open to the view. We build pool fencing with closely spaced pickets and self-closing, self-latching gates, and we check the city’s current requirements before we start.
Most McKinney neighborhoods also have HOA fence guidelines, and we review them with you before the build. Want an automated drive gate to match? See our automatic gates in McKinney.
We walk the property with you, measure, and talk through style, height and gate locations.
We confirm the fence line, gate placement and finish so you know exactly what you’re getting.
We help you gather what your HOA or city needs. Our HOA approval guide explains the basics.
Our crew sets every post in concrete — with North Texas clay, post setting is the step we never rush.
We check every panel, gate and latch with you before we call the job done.
Easton Fencing has built iron, cedar and gate projects across Collin County for 17 years. Our in-house crews handle every step, we are fully insured, and you get a clear, fixed quote before work begins. We also repair iron fences and gates, including ones another company installed.
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Answers to the questions McKinney homeowners ask us most when planning an iron fence.
Traditional spear-top pickets with finials or rings usually suit older homes near downtown McKinney. Easton Fencing designs each fence to match the home and checks any neighborhood requirements first.
Many fence projects in McKinney need a city permit, and HOA neighborhoods like Stonebridge Ranch and Craig Ranch have their own guidelines. Easton Fencing checks the current requirements before we build.
Most residential iron fences take one to three days once the panels are built. Custom gates and longer runs take more time, and we give you a timeline with your quote.
Yes. Easton Fencing can add closer-spaced pickets along the bottom of the fence so small pets can’t slip through.
Very little. Rinse it now and then and touch up chips before rust spreads. We also repair bent pickets and damaged panels. See fence and gate repair in McKinney.
Yes. Easton Fencing builds iron fencing and gates for commercial properties as well as homes. Call (469) 544-9707 for a free quote.
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