HOA & community
Fences your HOA will approve
For homeowners working through architectural review, and for associations maintaining community fences.
For homeowners
Approval first, then the build
Almost every neighborhood we serve has some form of architectural review. In The Woodlands it's your village RDRC working from the Township's Residential Development Standards. In Kingwood it's your village's deed restrictions. In Spring, Atascocita, and the communities along I-69, it's the HOA's guidelines.
We confirm the current rules for your lot, design to them, and assemble the packet: a site sketch with the fence line, plus height, material, style, and stain. Building starts once you have written approval.
For associations
Community fencing
Perimeter fencing
Long runs along thoroughfares and collector streets, built to a consistent standard.
Entries and amenities
Ornamental fencing at entrances, parks, and amenity centers.
Pool fencing
Code-compliant barriers and gates for community pools.
Repairs and maintenance
Storm repairs and scheduled staining to keep shared fences consistent.
Staining →Questions
Common questions
Will you submit my fence to the HOA?
We prepare the site sketch, height, material, style, and stain details your HOA or RDRC asks for. In The Woodlands, applications go through the Township’s Civic Access Portal; we help you put it together.
Can you match the rest of the neighborhood?
Yes. We match community-standard picket styles, caps, and stain colors so a new fence blends in with its neighbors.
Do you bid community projects?
Yes. We bid perimeter, entry, amenity, and pool fencing for HOAs, POAs, and MUDs, with itemized pricing for board review.
Ready for a Free Estimate?
Call or text us, or book online. We'll walk your property and send a straight, written quote.