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Wrought Iron Fence Installation in Parker, TX
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Custom Wrought Iron Fences Across Parker
Easton Fencing designs and installs custom wrought iron fences across Parker, from established estates near Southfork Ranch and Parker Lake Estates to the new homes in Whitestone Estates and Kings Crossing. Every fence is built by our own in-house crews, never subcontractors, and every post is set deep in concrete for Parker’s Blackland Prairie clay.
Iron secures a big lot without hiding the house or the view. See all of our Parker fence services or learn more about our wrought iron fences.
More from Easton Fencing in Parker: automatic gates, cedar fences, fence and gate repair, or see everything we do on our Parker fence company page.
- 17 years building and repairing iron fences
- In-house crews only — never subcontractors
- Fully insured from the first post to the final gate hinge
- Fast, free, no-pressure quotes
17 Years
Building iron fences across Collin County
In-House Crews
Never subcontractors, start to finish
10-Year
Rust-free warranty on our iron work
1–2 Acre Lots
Long runs and estate gates are our specialty
Iron Fencing for Parker's Estate Neighborhoods
Many Parker neighborhoods are built on one-acre-plus lots, so an iron fence here isn’t just a backyard fence. It frames an estate. Much of our recent work is in Whitestone Estates and Kings Crossing, and we build throughout Southridge Estates, the Reserve at Southridge, Parker Ranch, Parker Lake Estates and Parker’s established neighborhoods.
Every neighborhood has its own look, lot shape and HOA guidelines, so we plan each fence around the home and the street it sits on. Find your neighborhood below:
Whitestone Estates
1–2 acre homesites, front iron, pool and perimeter fencing →
Kings Crossing
Creeks, wooded lots and open-view iron →
Southridge Estates
Southridge and the Reserve at Southridge custom homes →
Parker Ranch & More
Parker Lake Estates and established neighborhoods →
Wrought Iron Fences in Whitestone Estates
Whitestone Estates is one of the Parker neighborhoods where Easton Fencing works most. The newer homes here sit on one- to two-acre homesites, so an iron fence has to look right from the street and still hold a long, straight line across a big lot.
What we build most in Whitestone Estates:
- Decorative iron across the front of the home, set between masonry or stone columns to match the house
- Full perimeter iron around one- and two-acre lots
- Iron pool enclosures with self-closing, self-latching gates
- Matching walk gates and automatic driveway gates
- Puppy pickets for families with small dogs
Just moved into a new Whitestone home? We schedule around your builder’s final work and new landscaping, and we make sure your new fence stays within your HOA’s style and height guidelines.
Featured Neighborhood
Wrought Iron Fences in Kings Crossing
Kings Crossing is home turf for Easton Fencing. Justin and his crews have fenced a large share of the lots and homes in this neighborhood, working alongside the new-home builders as each phase has opened, and our crews are typically in Kings Crossing all day. That means easier scheduling, and we already know the lots, the builders’ timelines and what the neighborhood expects.
Kings Crossing, off West Lucas Road near Middleton Drive, is known for one-plus-acre lots with natural creeks and wooded areas. That kind of lot is where a well-planned iron fence earns its keep: it follows tree lines and creek edges, keeps pets in and leaves the view wide open.
- Iron that steps with changes in grade and works around mature trees
- Open-view fencing along creeks and wooded back lot lines
- Front iron and columns that match newer luxury builds
- Iron pool fencing and side-yard enclosures
- Driveway gates that tie into the fence line
Whether you’re in a brand-new home or an established one, we make sure your new fence stays within your HOA’s style and height guidelines.
Why Kings Crossing Calls Easton
A large share of the neighborhood
We’ve fenced many of the lots and homes in Kings Crossing.
In Kings Crossing most days
Our crews are typically working in the neighborhood all day.
Working alongside the builders
We’ve worked with the new-home builders as each phase opened.
Iron Fencing in Southridge Estates & the Reserve at Southridge
On Parker’s east side, a few miles from Lake Lavon, Southridge Estates and the newer Reserve at Southridge offer one-acre-plus homesites with plenty of room for a custom fence plan. Established Southridge homes often need iron added or replaced to go with a new pool or outdoor living space, while custom homes in the Reserve at Southridge start as a blank slate.
- Fence plans timed with your custom builder
- Iron front fencing and arched entry gates for custom homes
- Replacing worn or outdated iron on established homes
- Iron around pools, patios and outdoor kitchens
Building a custom home in the Reserve at Southridge? Bring us in early. We can plan post locations, gate widths and conduit for a future automatic gate before the driveway goes in.
Parker Ranch, Parker Lake Estates & Established Parker Neighborhoods
Parker Ranch offers estate lots of one to three acres, and Parker Lake Estates is one of Parker’s most popular estate neighborhoods. We also build and replace iron in Moss Ridge Estates, Springhill Estates, Dublin Creek Estates, Kingswood Estates, Brooks Farm Estates and the acreage around Southfork Ranch.
Older Parker homes often have iron that’s rusting, leaning or doesn’t match a newer remodel. We can repair it, replace sections or build new iron that fits the home. On the big lots common in these neighborhoods, we plan long runs so the line stays straight in Parker’s clay soil.
Don’t see your neighborhood? We work across all of Parker and nearby Lucas, Allen and Murphy. Call (469) 544-9707.
How Our Parker Iron Fence Installation Works
01
Free Estimate
We walk your Parker property with you, measure the fence line, and talk through style, height and gate locations.
02
Design & Layout
We confirm the fence line, gate placement and finish, and on a large lot we plan the long runs and wide openings up front.
03
HOA & City Approval
We make sure your new fence stays within your HOA’s style and height guidelines and help you gather what your HOA or city needs. Our HOA approval guide explains the basics.
04
Installation
Our crew sets every post in concrete. On long Parker fence runs, steady posts in clay soil are what keep the line straight.
05
Final Walkthrough
We check every panel, gate and latch with you before we call the job done.
Iron Styles, Pool Fencing & Options for Parker Homes
On a large Parker lot, iron lets you enclose a pool or backyard and still see across the whole property. We build pool fencing with closely spaced pickets and self-closing, self-latching gates, and we check the current requirements before we start.
Popular iron options on Parker estates:
- Spear-top, flat-top or finial pickets to match traditional or modern homes
- Masonry or stone columns with iron panels between them
- Arched walk gates and matching driveway gates
- Puppy pickets along the bottom for small dogs
- Taller iron where privacy and security matter more
Want an automated drive gate to match? See our automatic gates in Parker.
Why Parker Homeowners Choose Easton Fencing
Easton Fencing has built iron, cedar and gate projects across Collin County for 17 years, and Parker is a regular stop for our crews. Our in-house crews handle every step, we are fully insured, and you get a clear quote before work begins. We also repair iron fences and gates, including ones another company installed.
Easton's Warranty
Iron fences, iron gates and gate openers we install come with the manufacturer’s 10-year warranty, which we pass along to you (manufacturer terms apply). Easton also backs its iron work with a 10-year rust-free warranty: if rust shows up under normal conditions, give us a call and we’ll come take a look. For minor issues down the road, Justin and his crew can often handle quick fixes at little or no cost. Repairs that need parts or extra labor may carry a charge, and coverage is reviewed case by case.
Wrought Iron Fence Reviews from Our Customers
What our customers think about us and how we do our work!
Easton Fencing Service Areas
Here are the cities we serve most often — we’re not limited to these, so call us today!
- Parker, TX
- Lucas, TX
- Prosper TX
- Anna TX
- Celina TX
- Allen, TX
- Murphy, TX
- Wylie, TX
- Plano, TX
- Fairview TX
- Sachse, TX
- McKinney, TX
- Rockwall, TX
- And throughout Collin County
Wrought Iron Fence Questions from Parker Homeowners
Answers to the questions Parker homeowners ask us most when planning an iron fence.
Do you build iron fences in Whitestone Estates and Kings Crossing?
Yes. Whitestone Estates and Kings Crossing are two of the Parker neighborhoods where we work most. We build front-elevation iron, full perimeter fencing, pool enclosures and matching driveway gates, and we make sure each fence stays within the neighborhood’s style and height guidelines.
What iron fence style suits a Parker estate home?
Many Parker estate homes look best with classic spear-top or flat-top pickets set between masonry or stone columns along the front, with simpler panels around the rest of the lot. We design each fence to match the home and the neighborhood.
Do I need HOA or city approval for an iron fence in Parker?
Often, yes. Many Parker neighborhoods have HOA rules on fence style and height, and some projects need a city permit. Requirements change, so we check the current rules before we build and help you gather what your HOA asks for.
How long does an iron fence take on a large Parker lot?
A typical residential iron fence takes one to three days once materials are on site. Full perimeter runs on one- and two-acre lots and custom gates take longer. We give you a clear timeline with your quote.
Which Parker neighborhoods do you build iron fences in?
We build iron fences across Parker, including Whitestone Estates, Kings Crossing, Southridge Estates, the Reserve at Southridge, Parker Ranch, Parker Lake Estates, Moss Ridge Estates, Springhill Estates, Dublin Creek Estates and Kingswood Estates. If your neighborhood isn’t listed, call us. We work across all of Parker.
Is there a warranty on Easton’s iron fences?
Iron fences, gates and openers we install come with the manufacturer’s 10-year warranty, which we pass along to you (manufacturer terms apply), and Easton backs its iron work with a 10-year rust-free warranty. Minor fixes down the road can often be handled at little or no cost; repairs that need parts or extra labor may carry a charge.
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