For 25 years, Buzz has impressed Texas homeowners and businesses with quality fencing materials, custom gate designs and installation done right. Our company expanded into Houston in 2020 and now serves the entire greater metro area. Our fencing and gate contractors are based in Spring and Northern Houston, yet travel within a large service area to homeowners seeking the best in fencing construction, gates, openers and automation.
Recent Projects in the Gulf Coast!
For this homeowner in northern Houston, a new aluminum pool fence was required after the in-ground pool fence was constructed. A black, powder coated aluminum fence is durable, waterproof and has a secure, yet easy to open walk gate.
We installed a classic wooden, stockade style fence in the backyard with metal fence posts, set in concrete to withstand strong hurricane winds. The homeowner and nextdoor neighbor was extremely happy and looks forward to her grandkids and dogs having a safe and secure area to play.
We installed a classic wooden, stockade style fence in the backyard with metal fence posts, set in concrete to withstand strong hurricane winds. The homeowner and nextdoor neighbor was extremely happy and looks forward to her grandkids and dogs having a safe and secure area to play.
Houston is Growing & So is Fencing
Houston is the largest city in Texas — and the fourth largest in the United States, with a population of more than 2.3 million. The city is continuing to grow in such a way that by 2030, it will be home to 2.8 million residents (overtaking Brooklyn!).
The city has a median lot size of 7,131 square feet, which is substantially smaller than many other cities. As a result, Buzz fields a lot of requests for wooden privacy fences or stockade fencing for privacy and sound reduction. Additionally, Houston residents often seek out iron pool gates, solar-powered gates, fences with brick columns.
The city doesn’t require a building permit for standard residential fences less than 8 feet tall. However, there are plenty of restrictions that may apply, especially if you live in a community with homeowners’ association rules about the style, height and material selection. It’s always best to check the fences in your neighborhood and use them as a guideline for your fencing project.
If you plan on building masonry or concrete fences of any size, or building a fence in a flood-prone area, you will need a permit.
The city allows a wide range of materials, including wood, PVC vinyl, composite, metal and chain link. No barbed wire, razor wire or electric fences are allowed.
Front-yard fences need approval from the Houston Planning and Development Department.
Meet Our Team in Houston
Kimberly Lee, Regional Manager
55 years in the Houston area. A graduate of the University of Houston and panel advisor for the University of Houston Business School for Customer Experience.
Heather, Installation Specialist
How did you get into fencing/gates? I worked in management for Home Depot Specialty Sales a number of years, meeting and coordinating with many of the installation service providers. When the opportunity presented itself, I knew that I’d enjoy being able to provide a necessary service to the Houston area where I was born and raised.
Why do you enjoy what you do? To be able to assist my neighbors in getting a quality fence, built by a professional team of installers is important to me because it’s my name, my seal of approval that comes with it. Where I was raised, we take pride in our work and the reputation of a company that you work for and promote is essential.
How long have you lived in the Houston area? Over 45 years
Reid, Area Manager
30 years in Houston!
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