Denton is a city in near-constant flux. As a college town, its population and demographics are always changing and evolving. But just as certain establishments—like the small, independently owned and operated businesses in the square and downtown areas—stay constant, so does the need for well-made fences and gates. Whether you’ve made a life for yourself and your family in the city of Denton, or you simply earn extra income by renting out your property to students and recent graduates, Buzz can help meet your construction needs. Give us a call today to learn what we can do for you.
Denton Fence Company
Looking to enhance the security and privacy of your property in Denton? A fence is a great investment to make. Buzz Custom Fence offers a wide range of fence installation, fence construction and fence repair services to meet your fencing needs. With years of experience in the industry, they can help you choose the right fence materials and design that complements your property’s style and provides the functionality you need.
Whether you want a wooden picket fence for your front yard, a vinyl fence for your backyard, or an ornamental iron fence to increase the curb appeal of your property, Buzz Custom Fence can provide you with quality craftsmanship and durable materials. Our team can also repair any damages to your existing fence, such as broken posts, missing boards, or loose hinges, to ensure your fence’s longevity and structural integrity.
Denton Gate Installation and Repair
Buzz Custom Fence provides a variety of gate services, including installation, repair, and maintenance, to cater to your specific needs and budget. Whether you need a brand new gate for your driveway, pool area, or business property, our team can deliver top-notch craftsmanship and long-lasting materials that will boost the security and attractiveness of your property.
Denton Fence Permits
A permit and inspection are required to build a fence in this far-north DFW suburb, with a $44 application fee. Fences can be up to 3.5 feet in front yards and 8 feet elsewhere.
Fencing is not allowed in easements or right-of-way areas, and must be set back 10 feet from the street or 5 feet from the sidewalk. Near intersections, front yard fences are limited to 2 feet for visibility.
Fences must face the smooth side outward, allow drainage, and can be built using materials like wood, iron, masonry, brick, vinyl, PVC, or composite.