New privacy fence builds
We dig post holes two feet deep, pour concrete, and let it set before attaching rails and cedar pickets. The fence runs plumb and tight, with a gate that swings freely.
Hutto is a short drive east of Round Rock, around 15 minutes. We do a mix of new fence installations and repairs in Hutto. Wood privacy fences and chain link fences are the most common projects we take on there.
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Hutto’s fast growth means new subdivisions are popping up on what used to be farmland, and the lots are getting smaller with tighter side yards. The clay soil here expands when wet and cracks in the dry months, so fence posts need concrete that goes deep enough to stay put. Wood privacy fences are the go-to for homeowners who want a backyard retreat, while chain link keeps pets and kids in on the bigger lots still being developed.
We drive east from Round Rock, usually taking US 79 into Hutto, and unload at the house. The crew lays down tarps to catch sawdust and keeps the work area clean so the neighbors are not bothered. We dig post holes by hand or with a power auger depending on the ground, and we set the posts, hang the rails, and attach the pickets in one continuous push. When we finish, we load the truck and sweep the street clean.
KB Fencing works across Round Rock, TX and the surrounding area, so a crew is never far from Hutto. Call (512) 740-5689 or request a free estimate and we’ll come out and take a look.
New subdivisions in Hutto favor six-foot cedar privacy fences. We build them with the pickets tight and the rails on the inside so the finished side faces the neighbor.
Homes on larger lots near the edges of town often put up chain link for a clear boundary. We stretch the mesh tight and set terminal posts in concrete to handle the wind.
Gates on Hutto’s newer homes sometimes sag as the posts settle in the clay. We rehang them with heavy-duty hinges and adjust the latch so it catches every time.
The freeze-thaw cycle in Hutto can push posts out of plumb. We dig out leaning posts, pour fresh concrete, and splice in new sections of rail and picket.
We dig post holes two feet deep, pour concrete, and let it set before attaching rails and cedar pickets. The fence runs plumb and tight, with a gate that swings freely.
We set corner and gate posts in concrete, stretch the mesh with a come-along, and tie it off with tension bands. The top rail runs the full length, and the gate is self-closing.
We remove the gate, check the post for plumb, and replace hinges with strap hinges rated for the weight. We rehang the gate and adjust the latch so it lines up square.
This newer subdivision has narrow lots with privacy fences on both sides. We install fences that stay within the HOA’s height limit and match the approved stain color for the neighborhood.
The older homes near the historic downtown have fences that need repairs to match the original style. We use dog-eared cedar pickets and leave the wood natural to keep the traditional look.
Properties on the outskirts of Hutto, toward the farmland, need long runs of fence. We build post-and-wire or chain link that follows the property line without cutting across drainage ditches.
Most Hutto subdivisions have architectural review committees that must approve fence height, material, and color. Get that approval in writing before we order materials to avoid a redo.
The City of Hutto may require a permit for new fences over a certain height or on corner lots. Call the building department to verify the rules for your address before we start.
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“KB Fencing installed our fence five years ago and quality was excellent. Fast forward to now, and with weather conditions and age, we needed some minor adjustments. No job is too minor for KB...driving from Round Rock to Southwest Austin. Once again they went above and beyond and even handled everything without charge.”
“We had a great experience working with Keith. He really is proud of his work and he stands behind it. He even helped us clear branches and debris from our driveway after the wind storm. He will continue to be our go-to fence guy.”
“Keith was very professional and friendly. He worked hard and brought wonderful ideas to our family and applied them accordingly. We love our new custom fence and it brought great value to our home.”
“I wanted to expand my fence and found KB fencing on Home Advisor. Keith arrived the next day to measure and quote. His quote was great but what set KB fence apart is their commitment. Great quality, excellent prices, and outstanding commitment to their business.”
“Keith repaired the wooden gate on my fence that was hanging off and also trimmed some limbs from the trees in my front yard. He did more than what I asked for and I would recommend his services if you need help with this kind of work.”
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