Fences built for Conroe and the Lake Conroe life.
New fences, gates, and repairs for homes, lake lots, acreage, and businesses, from new subdivisions off Loop 336 to waterfront lots on the east shore and ranch land up toward Huntsville.
- Free written estimatesItemized, no obligation
- Fully insuredLiability & workers’ comp
- 18-month warrantyOn our workmanship
- FinancingThrough Hearth
- As seen on HGTVThe 76 Fence family
What we build
One crew for every kind of property around Conroe
A zero-lot-line backyard in a master-planned community, a canal-front lot with a bulkhead, and five wooded acres with horses all need a different fence. We plan each one around the lot, the rules that apply to it, and how you use it.
Home fencing
Backyard privacy, front-yard picket, pool barriers, and dog-proof runs, plus replacements for builder fences that have started to lean.
ResidentialHOA & community fencing
Fences that match your community's guidelines, with the drawings and material details your review committee asks for.
HOA fencingAcreage & ranch fencing
Long property lines, horse-safe no-climb wire, pipe fence, and drive gates wide enough for a trailer.
Acreage & ranchCommercial fencing
Perimeter and security fencing, gates, and enclosures for shops, yards, retail lots, and job sites along I-45 and SH 105.
CommercialRepair & maintenance
Storm damage, rotted posts, sagging gates, and broken pickets, or an honest answer when replacement makes more sense.
RepairsStaining & power washing
Clean and seal a wood fence so it holds up to East Texas humidity, sun, and sprinkler overspray.
Staining
Why 76 Fence of Conroe
We sort out the rules before we quote
Around Conroe, the rules for your fence depend on where your lot sits. It might be inside city limits, in the county, in a deed-restricted subdivision, or on a lake lot near San Jacinto River Authority land. We figure out which ones apply to your property first, so the fence you pick is one you can actually build.
- HOA paperwork done for you. We put together the layout, height, material, and stain details most architectural committees ask for.
- 811 locates every time. Every job gets utility lines marked first, so nobody hits gas or fiber with an auger.
- Posts set for local soil. Post depth and footings are matched to the clay, sand, and wet ground you find across Montgomery County.
- A written, itemized quote. Materials, post type, height, and gates are spelled out, with no vague lump sums.
Materials
Six materials, matched to the job
Pick by job: privacy or view, HOA approval, budget, and how often you want to stain or wash it.
How it works
From first call to final walkthrough
Request an estimate
Reach us by phone, text, or the booking link with a few lot details.
Walk the line
We measure, note grade and trees, and send an itemized quote.
Approvals & 811
HOA submittal, any permit check, and utility locates.
Build day
Posts set, fence and gates built, old fence hauled off.
Walkthrough
We test every gate and latch with you before we wrap up.
Service areas
Conroe, the lake, and the towns beyond
Our office is on Grand Central Parkway in Conroe. From there we cover the city and its newer communities, the east side of Lake Conroe through Willis, and north and east to Huntsville, Cleveland, and Lake Livingston.
ConroeGrand Central Park, Artavia, Evergreen, and more
Willis & East Lake ConroePoint Aquarius, Seven Coves, Lake Conroe Hills
HuntsvilleElkins Lake, Texas Grand Ranch
Lake LivingstonWaterwood, Cape Royale, Westwood Shores
ClevelandColony Ridge, Southern Crossing, and acreage
All service areas34 neighborhoods and communities
Does Conroe require a fence permit?
That comes down to the lot's location. Properties inside Conroe city limits fall under the city's Building Inspections and Permits department, while many subdivisions around Conroe are outside city limits and answer mainly to their deed restrictions or HOA. We look up which rules cover your address as part of the estimate.
Will you help with my HOA approval?
Yes. We prepare the layout, height, material, and stain or color details most architectural committees ask for, and our crew waits for the committee's sign-off before any posts go in.
Can you fence a lakefront lot?
Yes. On Lake Conroe, land near the water can belong to the San Jacinto River Authority, and permanent structures there need SJRA approval. We confirm where your property line falls before we set posts near the water, and we usually recommend open ornamental fencing that keeps the view.
Will you call 811 before digging?
Every time. Texas 811 marks the buried utilities on your lot before our crew digs anything.
Ready to plan your fence?
Call or text (713) 331-9419, or book a free on-site estimate online.