Fence Company in Trinity, TX

Trinity sits at the north end of Lake Livingston on SH-19, where the lake narrows back toward the Trinity River. It is in Trinity County, north of our home ground, and we reach it up FM 356 along the west shore. Trinity is in our extended service area, which means we are there regularly rather than every day. The work is a mix we know well: lake-community lots along the water, homes in town, and pasture and timber on the county roads.

Lake communities around Trinity

The subdivisions along the water near Trinity have the same conditions as the rest of the lake: lots that slope to the shore, sandy or soft soil near the water, shoreline rules, and owners who bought the place for the view. We build black chain link, aluminum and ornamental toward the water and privacy fence between neighbors, with posts set deeper near the shore. Community rules on style and height are checked first. See lakefront fencing.

Pasture and timber in Trinity County

Off the lake, the land is cattle country and pine. Barbed wire on braced corners, field fence for goats and mixed stock, cattle panels and corrals at the barn, and game fence on hunting tracts. A good share of our ranch work up here is repairing and extending fence that has been on the place for decades. See farm and ranch fence.

Driveway gates and openers

Long driveways off SH-19 and the farm roads get tube gates on pipe posts or ornamental gates for a lake house, with solar openers where there is no power at the road. See driveway gates.

Storm repairs

Wind across the open water at the north end of the lake is hard on privacy fence and on anything with shallow posts. After a storm we are resetting posts, rebuilding runs and rehanging gates, mostly on fences other people built. See fence repair and insurance claim repair.

Scheduling

Trinity is a longer drive than the core towns, so we group work up there into full days. The estimate is still free and on site, and the written price works the same as anywhere else.

Before we come out

For a Trinity-area lake lot: the property pins, the slope to the water, the community's fence rules and what you want to see from the house. For acreage: the animals, the gates and the condition of the old fence. For either, a photo or two with the estimate request helps us plan the drive up and bring the right material on the first trip.

Hunting land and game fence

Trinity County timber is hunting country, and tall game fence, deer fence around food plots and hog panel around camps are regular calls up here. Fence through the pines starts with clearing the line, and corners on an eight-foot fence are built double. See game fencing.

The north end of the lake

Where the lake narrows toward the river, the shoreline is lower and softer than at the south end, and wind comes straight up the open water. Posts near the water go deeper, open styles toward the lake catch less wind, and privacy fence goes on the sides. Lake communities up here have their own fence rules, and we check them before pricing. Lake Livingston 411 covers the lake-wide basics.

Frequently asked questions

Is Trinity in your service area?

Yes, in the extended tier. Trinity is at the north end of the lake, further from Onalaska than the core towns, and we serve it regularly.

Do you work in the lake subdivisions near Trinity?

Yes. The lake communities around Trinity have sloped lots, soft soil near the water and their own fence rules, and we build lakefront fence there the same way we do everywhere on the lake.

Do you build ranch fence in Trinity County?

Yes. The land around Trinity is pasture and timber, and barbed wire, field fence, panels and corrals are a large part of what we do there.