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Ranch Fence Installation in Dallas-Fort Worth

Explore our selection of ranch fences expertly installed in the Dallas, Texas area. Our ranch fences offer both durability and rustic charm, providing security and a touch of rural elegance to your property.

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Our Featured Products

Explore our ranch fence options to discover the best fit for your space.

2-Rail Hog Wire Fence
  • The open design of hog wire fences allows for excellent visibility.
  • Rustic and minimalist appearance.
  • Most cost-effective style.

3-Rail Ranch Fence
  • Our most popular ranch style fence.
  • Extra rail provides more stability and for stronger containment.
  • Like every other ranch fence style, it includes the welded wire.

X-Pattern Ranch Fence
  • A unique aesthetic that offers a distinctive crisscross pattern.
  • The diagonal braces serve a functional purpose by providing additional stability and strength to the fence.
  • The extra cost of materials for this design is something to consider.

4-Rail Ranch Fence
  • This multi-rail fence provides the best stability and for stronger containment.
  • Perfect for livestock containment.
  • The 4-rail fence is your classic farm / ranch fence and offers a welcoming look.

Types Of Wood We Build With

Choosing the right type of wood to use for your ranch fence is an important decision. The type of wood you select will determine how much time and money you’ll have to put into long-term maintenance, as well as the lifespan of your fence. We primarily build our ranch fences from Western Red Cedar, but we do provide pressure-treated pine as a more budget-friendly option.

Cedar
Pine

Western Red Cedar

  • Durability: Cedar is more durable and rot-resistant than pine, so it is more likely to last longer. You can expect to get 30 years from a cedar fence.
  • Strength: Cedar is a stronger and more stable wood than pine, so it is less likely to warp or twist over time.
  • Insect resistant: Cedar is naturally resistant to insects, while pine is more prone to insect damage.
  • Appearance: Cedar has a more attractive appearance than pine, with a warm, reddish-brown color and a fine, straight grain. Pine has a more yellowish color and a coarser, more uneven grain.
  • Cost: Cedar is generally more expensive than pine, due to its higher quality and durability.

Pressure Treated Pine

  • Cost: Pine is generally less expensive than cedar, so it can be a more budget-friendly option for a wood fence.
  • Maintenance: Compared to Cedar, pine will require more frequent staining to protect the wood from warping and rotting away.
  • Appearance: Pine can still look very high quality with the right stain.
  • Durability: You can expect to get 20 years from a pine fence.

Ranch Fence Upgrades We Offer

There's many ways you can upgrade your ranch fence. From aesthetics to strength, there's a multitude of ways to make your ranch fence better. See some of our popular ranch fence upgrades below.

Top Cap
Steel Posts
Steel Gate Frame
Kickboard

Top Cap

  • Enhanced Visual Appeal: A top cap adds a finishing touch to the fence, giving it a polished and cohesive look. It provides a horizontal line along the top of the fence, creating a visually pleasing and balanced appearance.
  • Sizes: We offer top caps in 2x6 and 2x8 sizes.
  • Protection from Water and Moisture: The top cap acts as a protective barrier, shielding the top edges of the fence boards from direct exposure to rainwater and moisture.

Steel Posts

  • Durability: Steel posts are highly durable and resistant to weathering, rot, and decay. They can withstand harsh environmental conditions, ensuring a longer lifespan for your fence.
  • Strength: Steel posts provide excellent structural support for the fence. They can handle the pressure from large livestock, heavy winds, or other external forces without bending or breaking.
  • Cost-Effective: While the upfront cost of steel posts may be slightly higher than wood posts, their durability and longevity make them cost-effective in the long run. You'll save on maintenance and replacement expenses.

Steel Gate Frame

  • Superior Strength: Steel gate frames provide exceptional strength and rigidity, ensuring that your gate remains sturdy and secure over time. Steel is known for its high tensile strength, making it highly resistant to bending, warping, or sagging that can occur with gate frames made of other materials.
  • Added Security: A steel gate frame offers enhanced security for your property. Its robust construction makes it difficult to breach, providing a reliable barrier against unauthorized entry and enhancing the overall security of your premises.

Kickboard

  • Enhanced Durability: Kickboards act as a protective barrier at the base of the fence, shielding it from moisture, soil, and ground-level damage. This added protection can significantly extend the lifespan of your fence.
  • Prevents Rot: One of the primary purposes of a kickboard is to prevent moisture from the ground, such as rain or irrigation, from saturating the fence's lower portion. By keeping the wood or other fencing materials dry, it helps prevent rot, decay, and insect damage.
  • Stability and Support: Kickboards add stability and support to the fence structure. They serve as a solid foundation, preventing posts from shifting or sinking into the ground, especially in areas with soft or uneven soil.

Top Reasons Our Customers Choose Texas Select Fencing

Premium Materials

20+ Years Experience

3-Year Warranty

Owner-operated

Financing Available

Small Business

Competitive Pricing

Reputable

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