Wood Fence Installation in Houston, TX

Cedar privacy fences built for Gulf wind and gumbo clay, installed in days by a crew that has set posts here for 40+ years.

Cedar wood privacy fence with matching double drive gate and black latch hardware installed at a Friendswood, TX home by Fast Eddie's Fence

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For over 40 years, we’ve built fences that protect homes, families, and businesses across the Gulf Coast

About This Service

A wood fence in Houston has two jobs. Keep what you love inside. Keep the weather from taking it down.

Most fences fail at the second job. The panels look fine on day one. Then the first tropical storm finds the shallow posts and the cheap fasteners. We build for that day instead. Our wood fence installation starts with cedar that resists rot and insects on its own, posts set deep in concrete below the soil movement zone, and galvanized hardware that doesn't quit in Gulf humidity.

Cedar privacy fences, pickets, and custom gates

Board-on-board cedar privacy fences are the workhorse of our schedule: solid coverage, no gaps as boards dry, and a clean face on both sides. We also build traditional picket fences, horizontal cedar designs, and custom gates that still swing true years in. If you're weighing materials, our guide to wood vs. vinyl fencing lays out the honest math.

Built for Gulf Coast weather

Houston weather is a fence-testing machine: hurricane-season wind, weeks of rain, then clay soil that shifts as it dries. That's why post depth, concrete, and bracing matter more than the pretty part. It's also why we stain and seal: cedar lasts 15 to 20 years here when it's protected, and far less when it isn't. Already have a wood fence that's leaning? Fence repair is often the smarter first call.

Where we build wood fences

We install wood fences across Houston, Friendswood, League City, Pearland, and the surrounding Bay Area. Wondering about budget? Start with our breakdown of what a fence costs in Houston, then make it exact with a free quote.

Why Choose

Storm-Rated Construction

Posts set deep in concrete, braced runs, and hurricane-grade hardware. The parts you don't see are the reason the fence stays up.

Cedar That Earns Its Keep

Naturally rot- and insect-resistant, and it holds its shape in our humidity. We stain and seal it so it keeps looking like day one.

40+ Years of Fence Craft

Licensed and insured, 500+ projects across the Gulf Coast, and a local team that has built through every kind of Texas weather.

Warranty-Backed Work

Every installation is covered by our workmanship guarantee. If something isn't right, we come back and make it right.

Our Process

1

Consultation & Quote

We walk your property, listen to what you need, and give you a clear, upfront estimate. Free, and usually within days of your call.

2

Design & Materials

We pick the style, height, and cedar grade that fit your yard, your HOA, and your budget, then order materials and lock in your date.

3

Installation

Posts set deep, lines pulled straight, panels hung square. Most wood fences are finished in one to three days.

4

Walkthrough & Warranty

We walk the finished fence with you, test every gate, and back the work with our guarantee and ongoing support.

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Comprehensive Fencing Solutions for Every Home

Fast Eddie’s provides fencing for Gulf Coast homes built for durability, style, and lasting protection.

How long does a wood fence last on the Gulf Coast?

A well-built cedar fence typically gives you 15 to 20 years here. The difference is in the details: posts set deep in concrete, galvanized fasteners that shrug off humidity, and a stain-and-seal schedule that protects against sun and rain.

Cedar or treated pine: which should I choose?

Cedar costs more up front and earns it back. It resists rot and insects naturally and holds its shape in our humidity. Treated pine can work on a tight budget, but expect more warping and earlier repairs.

How soon can you install my wood fence?

Most installations are scheduled within days of quote approval, not weeks. Timing depends on project size and materials, and we confirm your date before any work begins.

Do I need a permit or HOA approval for a wood fence?

Many neighborhoods around Houston and Galveston County require HOA approval, and some cities ask for a permit, especially on corner lots. We've worked with HOAs across the area and can help you get the paperwork right the first time.

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Proudly Serving Families & Businesses Across the Gulf Coast

At Fast Eddie's Fast Fences, we're more than just a fence company. We're your neighbors. For decades, our team has been building and repairing fences that protect homes, businesses, and farms across the Texas Gulf Coast. We understand the unique needs of coastal living, from salt air and shifting soil to hurricane-force winds, and we design every fence to withstand those challenges.