
Wrought iron fences and gates
Ornamental iron where the architecture, or the HOA, wants the house seen.
Plan this projectBexar County
Smaller lots, mature trees, and neighbors close enough to notice a bad gate. Iron, masonry, and carefully fit privacy are the work. Ranch wire is not.
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From the American Fence & Deck photo collection
Built with the neighborhood in mind
Terrain, access, and architectural guidelines all shape a project. Here is what we consider in Alamo Heights.
Access is tight. We plan the material drop so we are not blocking a street that was not built for a trailer.
Setbacks and fence height get read before we dig, not after a complaint.
Ornamental iron and columns fit the houses. A tall cedar wall across the front usually does not.
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Ornamental iron where the architecture, or the HOA, wants the house seen.
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Cedar privacy fences for backyards that actually need a backyard.
Plan this projectBefore you begin
A little planning makes the next step easier. Here are a few questions about building in Alamo Heights.
Usually, if we look first. If the only path is through a garden the owner cares about, we say that before we schedule a crew.
Yes. The limit is the lot and the city, not our willingness. Stairs, rails, and the neighbor's light all get talked through on site.
Let's bring your plans outside
Tell us what you have in mind for your Alamo Heights property. We will visit the site, walk through the details, and put the scope in writing.