Secure Your Property Lines with Premium Custom Fencing in Kerville

Secure your property, protect your family, and boost your curb appeal. We build durable, high-quality residential and ranch fencing designed to withstand the rugged Texas Hill Country terrain.

Custom Fencing Solutions for Every Property

Whether you need a secure backyard in Boerne or miles of agricultural fencing for a ranch in Gillespie County, we provide premium wood and wire installations.

Wood Privacy Fencing

Create a private, secure backyard oasis. We build beautiful, long-lasting cedar and treated wood privacy fences. From classic side-by-side to overlapping board-on-board styles, our fences are built to resist warping in the intense Texas sun.

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Ranch & Agricultural Fencing

Securing large acreage requires heavy-duty solutions. We specialize in pipe-and-cable, barbed wire, and high-tensile field fences designed to safely contain livestock, deter predators, and clearly define your Hill Country property lines.

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Split Rail & Post-and-Rail Fencing

Enhance your property's rustic charm with classic split rail or post-and-board fencing. This style is perfect for elegantly lining long driveways, defining large residential lots, or securing horse pastures without the heavy visual barrier of a solid privacy fence.

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Fence Repair & Custom Gates

A sagging gate or rotting post compromises your entire perimeter. We replace storm-damaged wood panels, dig out and replace broken posts with fresh concrete, and build heavy-duty wooden and ranch gates that operate smoothly year-round.

Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Fence

A failing fence is more than an eyesore—it’s a liability. If you notice any of these warning signs, your property perimeter is compromised, and it is time to call Priddy Construction & Renovation.

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Leaning or Wobbly Posts

If your fence shifts when the wind blows or posts are leaning heavily, the structural integrity is gone. In Texas, shifting soil and high winds can snap weakened posts, leading to a complete fence collapse.

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Wood Rot and Insect Damage

Splintering wood, dark rot spots at the bottom of the panels, or visible termite damage means the wood is decaying from the inside out. Once wood rot sets in, repairs are only a temporary band-aid—replacement is necessary.

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Escaping Pets or Unwanted Wildlife

Are your dogs constantly finding gaps to squeeze through? Or are deer and wild hogs easily getting into your yard to destroy your landscaping? A secure, properly installed fence is your first line of defense.

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Rusted or Snapped Wires on Ranch Land

For large properties, broken barbed wire or sagging field fences can lead to lost livestock or disputes over property lines. Upgrading to a modern, tensioned agricultural fence guarantees long-term boundary security.

Our Seamless Fence Installation Process

Digging post holes in the rocky Texas Hill Country requires heavy equipment and serious expertise. Here is exactly how we deliver a rock-solid fence.

On-Site Measurement & Utility Check

We walk your property lines, take precise measurements, and evaluate the terrain. Before we ever dig, we ensure all underground utilities are marked to guarantee a safe and legal installation.

Material Selection & Transparent Quote

We help you choose the best fencing material for your specific goals (privacy, livestock, aesthetics) and budget. You receive a detailed, upfront estimate with absolutely no hidden fees.

Precision Digging & Installation

Hill Country limestone is no match for our equipment. We dig deep, set every post perfectly plumb in high-strength concrete, and construct your fence with meticulous attention to detail and structural integrity.

Quality Inspection & Site Cleanup

We walk the finished fence line with you to ensure all gates latch perfectly and the panels look flawless. We haul away any old fencing materials and dirt, leaving your yard cleaner than we found it.

The Result: Total Property Security & Style

When you hire Priddy Construction & Renovation for a fencing project, you are investing in a boundary that looks beautiful and stands strong. Here is what we deliver.

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Uncompromised Privacy & Safety

Whether you are keeping children and pets safely inside, or keeping prying eyes and stray animals out, a newly installed fence gives you total peace of mind in your own backyard.

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Massive Curb Appeal

A sagging, graying fence drags down your property value. A crisp, newly installed wood or iron fence acts as a beautiful frame for your home, instantly upgrading your exterior aesthetics.

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Decades of Durability

By using premium materials, heavy-duty hardware, and proper concrete footings, we build fences that can endure the intense Texas sun, heavy rains, and high winds for years to come.

Frequently Asked Fencing Questions

Here are answers to the most common questions we receive regarding residential and agricultural fence installation in Kerr County and Gillespie County.

Can you install a fence on rocky or uneven Hill Country ground?

Yes, rocky and sloping ground is normal in the Hill Country and can be worked around with the right equipment and planning. Post holes in limestone often call for heavy-duty augers or rock-drilling equipment, and fence panels can be stepped or racked to follow sloping ground instead of leaving gaps. Tell us about your property and we'll explain how we'd handle it.

What is the best wood for a privacy fence in Texas?

Western red cedar is the most recommended choice because it naturally resists rot and insects. Pressure-treated pine costs less up front but is more prone to warping and rot, and it generally doesn't last as long as cedar. Some builders use treated pine for the posts and cedar for the fence boards as a middle ground. We can help you choose based on your budget and how long you plan to keep the fence.

How tall does a fence need to be to keep deer out?

About 8 feet. A typical 6-foot privacy fence will slow deer down but won't stop a determined one. A fence of 7 to 8 feet discourages all but the most determined deer, and a solid privacy design helps because deer are reluctant to jump into a space they can't see into. Height limits can apply inside city limits and in HOAs, so check your rules before choosing a height.

How deep should fence posts be set?

At least one-third of the post's length should be in the ground, and at least 2 feet for a typical 6-foot fence. That means an 8-foot post for a 6-foot fence. Posts are usually spaced 6 to 8 feet apart, and gate and corner posts carry the most load, so they are set deeper and in concrete. Shallow or loose posts are a common reason a fence starts to lean.

How long does it take to install a wood privacy fence?

A standard backyard privacy fence typically takes a few days, depending on its length and the ground conditions. Posts are set first and need time to cure before the boards go up, so the work happens in stages. Rocky soil, slopes, gates, and weather can add time. Call us with your fence length and we can talk through a realistic schedule.

Secure Your Property Lines Today

Whether you need a custom wood privacy fence in Center Point or miles of ranch fencing in Bandera, trust the local experts at Priddy Construction & Renovation. Contact us today for a free estimate.

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