Wood Fencing

Transform your outdoor living space by enhancing the look of your home, pool and yard with a Wooden Fence. Wood is also one of the most popular fencing options for North Texas homeowners. Our Titan Fence experts construct wood fences using either 1) pre-made wooden fence panels, which allow for speedier, more economical builds, or 2) individual wood components, which offers greater weathering potential and longevity. Based on your timeline, budget, and property layout, Titan Fence will create a wood fencing solution that fits your exact needs. Our installation team and sales representatives will stand by you from conception to completion of your new wood fence.

Types of Wood

There’s a lot to determine before building wood fencing. One is selecting the appropriate wood type. As longtime residents of the North Texas area, we know which type performs best in the volatile North Texas climate. Whatever your decision, any wood fencing material requires maintenance and upkeep to maintain its look. This includes periodic sanding, staining and painting.

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Wood Fencing Styles

When it comes to wood fencing, there are many styles and shapes from which you can mix and match. A Titan Fence specialist can work with you on deciding which combination of styles and design best compliments the look of your home and surrounding homes.

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Our Wood-Type Recommendations:

Western Red Cedar

Known for its rich grain and vibrant colors, Western Red Cedar offers excellent stability and endurance. This resilient building material contains natural oils that resist insects, erosion and decay. Red cedar lays flat, stays straight, and is less likely to warp and crack than other wood-fencing products, including pressure treated lumber. Properly finished and maintained, red cedar ages well and lasts for decades even in the harsh Texas heat, humidity and cold. These attributes make it a preferred material for indoor and outdoor building applications. Red cedar can be stained for added protection and/or to match your house color.

Spruce/Pine

The affordable wood fence option, if you’re on a leaner budget. Spruce and pine are known as a “whitewood” trees and display a gleaming white look after construction. Because it’s not as naturally durable as cedar, untreated spruce fairs poorly in the Texas heat and humidity. Thus, we recommend treating this wood fencing type with oil-based stains and sealants that work to resist warping, cracking, insect infestations and other elements of decay. We also recommend installing kick boards and steel posts to raise the fence pickets a few inches above ground level. This prevents damage from ground moisture. Life expectancy of a spruce or pine-based wood fence is between 8 and 10 years.