
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
For 17 years, Easton Fencing has built custom wrought iron fences, automatic gate systems and cedar privacy fences across North Texas, all installed by our own in-house crews with zero subcontractors. Most of our work is in Collin County, from Prosper and Celina to McKinney and Parker, and we also serve Rockwall and the cities around Lake Ray Hubbard.
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Easton Fencing installs, replaces and repairs fences and gates in more than a dozen North Texas cities. Each linked city below has its own page with the neighborhoods we work in, the fence styles that fit local homes and HOAs, and answers to the questions homeowners there ask most.
Every job gets the same crew, the same materials and the same standards, whether you live in a new home in Prosper, on acreage in Celina, in an established neighborhood in McKinney or near the lake in Rockwall. Don’t see your city? We’re not limited to this list, so call (469) 544-9707 and ask.
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Collin County is where most of our fences go up. Here’s what we build most in each city:
Easton Fencing is based in Rockwall, so the lake side of the Metroplex is close to home. Homes here deal with strong wind off the lake and shifting clay, so we set posts deep in concrete and build gates to stay square.
Not sure if we cover your street? Call (469) 544-9707.
No matter which city you live in, you get the full lineup:
The same in-house crew in every city. We don’t hand jobs off to subcontractors. The crew that builds a fence in Celina is the same crew that builds one in Rockwall, so you get the same quality and the same standards wherever you live.
Built for HOA neighborhoods. Much of our work is in master-planned communities in Prosper, Celina and McKinney. We make sure your new fence stays within your HOA’s style and height guidelines, so it fits the neighborhood.
Posts set deep for clay and wind. North Texas sits on Blackland Prairie clay that swells and shrinks with the weather. We set residential posts 30 to 36 inches deep in concrete, with deeper footings at gates and corners, so your fence stays straight.
Whether it’s a new cedar privacy fence, a wrought iron fence or an automatic driveway gate, Easton Fencing will come out, measure and give you a clear, written quote. Call (469) 544-9707 or request your quote online.
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Please feel free to call me directly so I can answer any questions about your area. — Justin, Easton Fencing
Easton Fencing serves North Texas, with most of our work in Collin County. That includes Prosper, Celina, McKinney, Parker, Lucas, Allen, Plano, Fairview, Anna, Wylie, Frisco, Melissa, Princeton, Lavon and St. Paul. We also serve Rockwall, Sachse, Murphy, Heath, Fate, Royse City and McLendon-Chisholm.
Often, yes. The cities on this page are where we work most, but we’re not limited to them. Call Easton Fencing at (469) 544-9707 with your address and we’ll let you know.
All of them. In every city we serve, Easton Fencing installs wrought iron fences, automatic gates and cedar and wood fences, and we handle fence repair and gate repair on swing and slide gates.
Yes. Easton Fencing uses its own in-house crews with zero subcontractors, so a fence in Celina is built by the same team and to the same standards as a fence in Rockwall.
Yes. Much of our work is in master-planned communities such as Windsong Ranch in Prosper, Light Farms in Celina and Stonebridge Ranch in McKinney. We make sure your new fence stays within your HOA’s style and height guidelines.
Easton Fencing is based in Rockwall, TX, and most of our fence work is in Collin County. Call (469) 544-9707 or email eastonfencingoffice@gmail.com for a free quote.
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