Fence & Gate Installation in Bee Cave | Optic Landscapes

Many Bee Cave homes sit on expansive clay soil that shifts with seasonal moisture, and strong Hill Country winds can catch large fence panels. Over time, this combination causes posts to loosen or panels to blow out. Optic Landscapes addresses this by setting posts deeper—typically 36 to 48 inches—and using concrete footings with proper drainage gravel. For new installations, we install wind-resistant hardware and heavier-gauge hinges on gates. If you already have a leaning fence, our repair crew can re-set posts and reinforce existing panels without replacing the entire fence.

Absolutely. Because we offer both fence and gate services alongside full landscaping, we handle the whole property boundary. We can install a new cedar or metal fence, then regrade the soil around it to prevent water pooling, add shrub beds with native plants, and even set up drip irrigation for those beds. If vegetation like tree roots or overgrown shrubs is pushing against an old fence, we’ll remove or transplant those plants before installing your new fence so the problem doesn’t come back.

Yes, we install and repair both automatic and manual gates. For automatic gates, we handle sliding, swing, and cantilever types, and we can integrate keypads, remote openers, or intercom systems. Repair services cover motor issues, track alignment, and sensor adjustments. Since many Bee Cave driveways are on a slope, we adjust the gate’s travel limits and safety sensors to operate reliably on inclined surfaces. We also stain or weatherproof the gate material to match your fence and stand up to Texas sun and rain.