TG Fence Pros - Houston's Experienced Fence Contractors

Houston's fast-growing vegetation can push against fences, warp panels, and trap moisture against wood, leading to rot. We first clear all vines and shrubs away from the fence line, then inspect for structural damage. If the posts are compromised, we replace them with pressure-treated lumber set in concrete. For remaining sections, we trim back growth and may recommend a gravel or mulch bed to keep future vegetation from direct contact. This approach solves both the immediate problem and helps prevent recurrence.

Yes. Our team handles fence and gate work as well as interior remodeling, so you don’t need to hire separate crews. We’ve done projects where we repair a backyard fence in the morning and start demo for a kitchen remodel the same week. It helps that we also handle drywall, flooring, painting, and cabinet repair—meaning one point of contact for multiple jobs.

We start by reviewing the existing gate and posts to see if they can handle the new hardware. If the structure is sound, we install the automatic opener, run power from the nearest exterior outlet or install a solar kit, and set the remote receivers. For wooden gates, we reinforce the hinges. For metal gates, we weld brackets. The whole job usually takes one to two days, and we test the safety reverse sensors before finishing.