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Cedar Fence Installation in Parker, TX
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Cedar Privacy Fences for Parker Backyards
Easton Fencing builds cedar privacy fences across Parker, around backyards, pools and outdoor living areas on some of the largest residential lots in Collin County. Our own in-house crews build every fence, never subcontractors, and every post is set deep in concrete for Parker’s Blackland Prairie clay.
Want iron along the front with cedar privacy in back? See our wrought iron fences in Parker or all of our Parker fence services.
More from Easton Fencing in Parker: wrought iron fences, automatic gates, fence and gate repair, or see everything we do on our Parker fence company page.
- 17 years building and repairing cedar fences
- In-house crews only — never subcontractors
- Fully insured from the first post to the final gate hinge
- Fast, free, no-pressure quotes
Cedar Fencing for Whitestone Estates, Kings Crossing & Parker Estates
In Whitestone Estates, Kings Crossing and the other new estate neighborhoods in Parker, many homeowners pair decorative iron across the front of the lot with cedar privacy around the backyard, pool or patio. On a one- to two-acre homesite, that gives you an open, finished look from the street and real privacy where you spend your time outside.
We also build and replace cedar fences in Parker Ranch, Parker Lake Estates, the Reserve at Southridge and Parker’s established neighborhoods. Moving into a newly built home? We make sure your new fence stays within your HOA’s style and height guidelines. Have an older fence that’s leaning or worn? See our fence repair in Parker.
Board-on-Board, Shadowbox and Horizontal Cedar
Board-on-board is a popular choice in Parker because the overlapping boards leave no gaps. Side-by-side is the classic backyard fence, shadowbox looks finished from both sides, and horizontal cedar suits newer, modern homes. Height usually depends on your HOA. Compare styles in our board-on-board vs. side-by-side guide.
How Our Parker Cedar Fence Installation Works
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Free Estimate
We walk your Parker property with you, measure, and talk through style, height and gate locations.
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Design & Layout
We confirm the fence line, gates, cap and trim so you know exactly what you are getting before we build.
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Permits & HOA
We make sure your new fence stays within your HOA’s style and height guidelines and help you gather what your Parker HOA or the city needs.
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Tear-Out & Posts
We remove the old fence if needed, then set every post in concrete so long Parker fence lines stay straight in clay soil.
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Final Walkthrough
We check every board, gate and latch with you before we call the job done.
Why Parker Homeowners Choose Easton Fencing
Easton Fencing has built cedar, iron 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 cedar fences, including ones another company installed.
Easton’s Warranty: Cedar is a natural wood, so it doesn’t carry a manufacturer’s warranty, but we stand behind our work. If something small comes up, like a loose panel or two, give us a call. Small fixes can often be handled at little or no cost; anything needing new materials or extra labor may carry a charge.
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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
Cedar Fence Questions from Parker Homeowners
Answers to the questions Parker homeowners ask us most when planning a cedar fence.
Do you build cedar fences in Whitestone Estates and Kings Crossing?
Yes. We build cedar privacy fences in Whitestone Estates, Kings Crossing and the other estate neighborhoods in Parker, often paired with iron fencing across the front of the lot. We make sure each fence stays within the neighborhood’s style and height guidelines.
Can I have iron in the front and cedar in the back?
Yes, and it is one of the most common setups on Parker estate lots. Iron keeps the front of the home open and finished, while cedar gives you privacy around the backyard, pool or patio.
Which cedar style gives the most privacy?
Board-on-board, because the overlapping boards leave no gaps even as the wood dries. Shadowbox and horizontal cedar are good choices when you want a finished look from both sides.
How long does a cedar fence last in Parker?
A well-built cedar fence typically lasts about 15 to 20 years in North Texas, depending on care and conditions. Setting posts deep in concrete is what keeps it standing straight in clay soil.
How long does a cedar fence installation take?
Most residential cedar fences take one to three days once materials are on site. Larger Parker lots and tear-outs can take longer. We give you a clear timeline with your quote.
Is there a warranty on a cedar fence?
Cedar is a natural wood, so it doesn’t carry a manufacturer’s warranty, but we stand behind our work. Small fixes, like a loose panel or two, can often be handled at little or no cost; anything needing new materials or extra labor may carry a charge.
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