Fence Construction and Repair - Little Elm, TX - Welcome to Red Rock Fence Co.

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Free fence quotes in Little Elm, TX and DFW

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Why choose Red Rock Fence Co. for 
cedar fence construction in Little Elm, TX?

• You speak directly with the owner - not salespeople or middlemen - we have decades of experience in fence construction
  
• 24 hour emergency services available - commercial and residential fence repair and replacement
• Friendly pricing and seasonal discounts offered year-round (call for details and pricing)
• Locally-owned and operated in the North Dallas area
• Customer references across North DFW available
• We focus exclusively on cedar fence construction and repair
• Your satisfaction is guaranteed on all cedar fence work
• Also offering fence post adjustments and chain link fence repair

Getting a new wood fence installed or replaced shouldn't be a hassle.  We make it simple and affordable.  Call us today for more info!

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Our Fencing Mission Statement

At Red Rock, we are committed to providing the highest quality in cedar fences to homeowners just like you in DFW - now serving Prosper, Celina and more.  Our passion for quality cedar wood has led us to seek out the top wholesalers of cedar in Texas.  We pass these great savings on to you without skimping on quality workmanship.  

From custom cedar design and construction to fence post repair, we are an honest and ethical fence installer that welcomes the opportunity to earn your business!  Contact us today.

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Combination Fence Info:  Combination fences use two or more styles of infill to form the fence design.  These fences are usually more decorative and their construction is more complex.

Generally, a fence can combine pales, pickets and broad boards without significantly increasing the construction complexity.  The assembly of these three types of infill is basically the same, because all three are typically nailed onto the stringers.

The infill of grid and panel and balustrade fences, on the other hand, is often inset in the frame.  Thus, fences that combine a baluster or grid with panel design are usually the most time consuming., because they require the assembly of two or more infill types.