Designed for San Antonio
Split rail cedar and wire.
Split rail marks a yard without closing it. We build it along the front of a Hill Country lot, a side line under oaks, or anywhere a privacy fence would look like it was dropped in from a subdivision.
The details make the difference
Know what goes
into your project.
The best-looking result starts with the right materials, a thoughtful layout, and a clear scope. Here is where this service fits.
Build your project brief01 What the job includes
- Two-rail or three-rail cedar
- Optional wire backing if dogs or small stock are the actual reason for the fence
- Posts set to the terrain, not a laser-level fantasy over a draw
- Gates where a truck or mower has to pass
02 A good fit for your property
- Frontage on a lane in Boerne, Helotes, or Bulverde
- A defined yard edge that should stay visually open
- Dog containment when paired with wire, after we look at the dog
03 When to consider another option
- Neighbor privacy. Rails do not hide a patio.
- Deer. A split rail is a suggestion to a deer, not a fence.
A little clarity
Good questions.
Straight answers.
Have a specific question about your yard?
Talk with our teamWill split rail hold a large dog?
Not by itself. If the dog is the point, we add wire and we say that on the estimate. A rail-only fence is a boundary, not a kennel.
How does cedar age here?
It goes silver. If you want it to stay the color it was on day one, that is a stain schedule, and we will tell you what that actually takes.
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