Texoma Fences (817) 271-7117

Serving Sherman, Denison, Anna, Van Alstyne, Howe

Fences built for
North Texas land.

Texoma Fences installs and repairs cedar privacy, pipe and ranch, chain link, ornamental iron, and vinyl fencing — plus professional fence staining — for homeowners and land owners across Sherman, Denison, and the US-75 corridor from Howe to Anna.

  • Free, no-obligation on-site estimates
  • Cedar privacy, pipe & ranch, chain link, iron & vinyl — installed and repaired by one local team
  • Fence staining that protects cedar from North Texas sun
  • Post footings set for North Texas clay soil and straight-line winds

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What we build

Our Services

New cedar privacy fence with a matching gate and lattice top in a residential backyard, shown as a style example of cedar fencing

Cedar Privacy Fence Installation in Texoma

Board-on-board and side-by-side cedar privacy fencing built for North Texas clay soil, sun, and straight-line winds.

Cedar privacy fencing typically runs $25–$50 per linear foot installed.

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Galvanized chain link fence and gate in a residential yard, shown as a style example of chain link fencing

Chain Link Fencing in Texoma

Budget-friendly galvanized and vinyl-coated chain link for yards, dog runs, commercial lots, and acreage perimeters.

Chain link fencing typically runs $10–$22 per linear foot installed.

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Weathered wood picket fence showing sun-grayed boards along a walkway, shown as a style example of the wear that leads to fence repair

Fence Repair in Texoma

Storm damage, leaning posts, rotted rails, and sagging gates — repairs for every fence type common in Grayson County.

Most fence repairs run $150–$600; storm-damage rebuilds are quoted by section.

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Fence Staining in Texoma

Professional cleaning, staining, and sealing that protects cedar fences from North Texas sun — and brings gray fences back to life.

Fence staining typically runs $3.50–$7 per linear foot depending on height, condition, and one- vs two-sided coverage.

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Black ornamental metal picket fence with spear-top finials along a lawn, shown as a style example of ornamental iron fencing

Ornamental Iron Fencing in Texoma

Wrought-iron-style steel fencing for front yards, pool enclosures, and estate entrances — strength and curb appeal without blocking the view.

Ornamental iron fencing typically runs $28–$55 per linear foot installed.

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T-post and wire ranch fencing running across North Texas pastureland with a windmill in the distance, shown as a style example of ranch fencing

Pipe & Ranch Fencing in Texoma

Pipe fencing, cattle panel, barbed wire, and no-climb field fence for acreage, horse, and cattle properties across Grayson County.

Pipe fencing typically runs $12–$30 per linear foot; wire fencing substantially less.

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White vinyl privacy fence in a residential backyard, shown as a style example of vinyl fencing

Vinyl Fence Installation in Texoma

Low-maintenance vinyl privacy and picket fencing that never needs staining — a practical alternative to cedar in North Texas sun.

Vinyl fencing typically runs $28–$55 per linear foot installed.

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Local knowledge

Built for North Texas

Grayson County is growing fast — Texas Instruments' Sherman fab campus and GlobalWafers are bringing thousands of jobs, and new subdivisions from Sherman down through Anna mean new fences going in every week.

Fence rules differ city to city across Texoma — height limits, corner-lot sightline rules, and whether a permit is required vary between Sherman, Denison, and the smaller US-75 towns. We confirm your city's current requirements before any posts go in the ground. We handle the paperwork wherever a permit is required — see our FAQ for how permits, HOA rules, and staining cycles work across the corridor.

Newer subdivisions in the corridor — especially in Anna, Van Alstyne, and west Sherman — commonly have HOA rules on fence height, style, and stain color. Confirm your HOA's approved list before ordering material. If you're not sure what your HOA allows, we can help you figure it out before you commit to a material or style.

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