Also served · Walker County, I-45 south of Huntsville

Fence Company in New Waverly, TX

Privacy fences and wooded-lot fencing near the Sam Houston National Forest, ranch fence on the acreage, driveway gates and repairs, case by case from Onalaska.

Request a Free EstimateCall (936) 933-2500

Cedar privacy fence along a residential property

New Waverly is in Walker County on I-45 south of Huntsville, with FM 1375 running east through the Sam Houston National Forest toward the lake. It is at the far western edge of where we go, so we serve it case by case, usually by grouping jobs with Huntsville-area work. The properties are subdivision lots in and around town, wooded lots and small acreages along the farm roads, and pasture in the clearings.

Homes and subdivisions

Lots in and around New Waverly take six-foot privacy fence, ornamental or picket out front where a neighborhood calls for it, chain link for dogs, and walk gates that latch. Subdivisions with HOAs have their own rules on height and style, and we build to them.

Wooded lots near the forest

Land near the national forest is pine and hardwood, and a fence there has to be built around trees and roots and cleared first. Black vinyl-coated chain link disappears into the woods and holds a dog; wire on cedar posts keeps a country look. Deer pressure is heavy near the forest, so a garden or an orchard needs a tall deer fence, and feral hogs call for hog panel.

Black vinyl-coated chain link along a wooded estate lot
Black chain link in the trees
Wood rail fence with wire and a gate
Rail and wire with a gate

Pasture and small farms

The clearings around New Waverly run cattle, horses and goats on small acreages. Barbed wire and field fence on braced corners, horse fence that is smooth and visible, panels and pens at the barn. See farm and ranch fence.

Gates and repairs

Driveway gates with openers on the farm roads, and the usual repairs: trees on the fence, leaning posts, gates that drag. See driveway gates and fence repair.

Scheduling

New Waverly is a long drive from Onalaska, so we schedule it with other Huntsville-area work and will tell you up front if a small job is better combined with something else. The estimate is free and on site either way.

Nearby

Huntsville is north on I-45.

Before we come out

For New Waverly we will ask whether the lot has HOA rules, where the pins are, how much of the line runs through trees, and what the fence has to hold or keep out. Because it is a long drive, a few photos and a rough footage with the estimate request let us decide what to bring and group the visit with other Huntsville-area work.

Lots with trees on the line

Fence lines around New Waverly run through pine and hardwood more often than not. We clear the line to a working width, run the fence beside healthy trees rather than through them, never fasten wire to a live trunk, and set posts below the root mat so they do not heave. A line cleared once and mowed yearly stays buildable for the life of the fence.

Deer, hogs and the forest edge

Property near the national forest gets the heaviest deer and hog pressure we see anywhere. A garden or an orchard there needs eight feet of fence, and a yard near the woods often needs hog panel at the bottom of it. We build both, and we will say plainly which parts of the property need that grade and which do not. Deer fence and hog panel fence have the details.

Frequently asked questions

Do you serve New Waverly?

Case by case. New Waverly is in Walker County on I-45, at the far west edge of where we go, and we take jobs there when they fit a Huntsville-area day. Most do.

What fence suits a lot near the national forest?

Wooded lots do well with black chain link or wire on cedar posts; deer pressure near the forest means a garden needs a tall fence. We clear the line and set posts below the root mat.

Do you build ranch fence around New Waverly?

Yes. The pasture and small farms around town take barbed wire, field fence, panels and horse fence, built the same way we build them around the lake.

Building around New Waverly?

Tell us about the project and we will set up a free on-site estimate. Or just call: we answer the phone.

Request a Free EstimateCall (936) 933-2500

Call Now Free Estimate