Frequently Asked Questions

Depending on the purpose of the fence whether that be privacy, encloser, or home design pine pressure-treated lumber will be the cheapest material you can use to build a fence.

Well like in any project cost is very important factor when building a fence. Overall Cost comes into two different variables: 1. How much of that particular material is needed. 2. Cost to perform a fence build from start to finish from the fence contractor. Easier way to put it, the more fence needed, the higher the cost will be. Here at Alvarado Fencing we offer Free Estimates to eliminate that question. Book now. 

8 Feet in a Houston, Texas city limits residential property without a permit. After 8 feet you will require a permit. Fences can come in size of 4 through 12 feet. Anything Higher will need to be structurally engineer correctly.

Absolutely not! We will have your information on standby for any reason if needed. 

Cedar is definitely the most popular option! Both types of lumber have their pros and cons. Cedar will outperform pine pressure treated in the outdoor elements. Cedar is naturally weather and rot resistant but cost more. On the other hand, pine pressure treated is more budget friendly but won't outperform cedar.

Yes we do! A concrete footing for a fence post should be a minimum of 2 feet into grade and 8 inches in diameter.

Yes, in the state of texas most homeowner association required to be notified by application for approval. They require the fence to meet their specifications. Every HOA vary.

Residential fences typically average 2-3 days. Depending on the the size of the fence, it can take anything from one day too a few months on a big commercial project.