Service areas
From The Woodlands to Lake Houston
Seven areas, three counties, and a lot of different rules. We check which ones apply to your address before we quote.
Where we work
Choose your area
Our office is at 1401 Lake Plaza Drive, off I-45. Each page below covers what's different about fencing in that area: who approves fences, what the ground is like, and what we build most.
The Woodlands
All eight villages, built to the Township's Residential Development Standards with RDRC approval.
The Woodlands →Spring
Harris and Montgomery County neighborhoods, from Gleannloch Farms and Champion Forest to Harmony and Woodson's Reserve.
Spring →Porter, New Caney & Splendora
New master-planned communities along I-69 and acreage in the Piney Woods.
Porter, New Caney & Splendora →Atascocita
Lakefront, golf course, and master-planned neighborhoods on Lake Houston's east shore.
Atascocita →Who sets the rules
Why the address comes first
Fence rules across this area come from very different places:
- The Woodlands Township publishes Residential Development Standards, and village RDRCs approve nearly every fence.
- The City of Houston (including Kingwood and Summerwood) requires a permit only for fences over 8 feet or masonry and concrete fences.
- The City of Humble requires a fence permit inside city limits.
- Unincorporated Harris County (much of Spring, Atascocita, and Huffman) needs a permit only in a mapped special flood hazard area.
- Unincorporated Montgomery County (Porter, New Caney, and parts of Spring) needs a floodplain development permit for work in a mapped floodplain.
- HOAs and deed restrictions apply on top of all of these in most neighborhoods.
Outside these areas? Our sister companies cover Conroe, Magnolia, and North Houston.
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