Double Eagle Fence | Fence Contractor and Installation in Burleson, TX

Family Owned · Residential & Commercial · Wood, Iron & Chain Link · Gates & Access Control · Serving Burleson From Nearby Mansfield

Why Burleson Needs a Specialist

Burleson sits on expansive North Texas clay in an active storm corridor, and its fence ordinance carries specific rules that catch outside contractors off guard. Installing a fence that stays straight here takes local knowledge, not a generic plan.

Expansive Clay and Post Heave

Burleson sits on shrink-swell clay that expands when wet and contracts hard in drought. Posts set too shallow heave upward over wet-dry cycles, and the soil pulls away from posts in dry spells, which is exactly what causes the leaning fences seen all over the metroplex. We set posts in deeper, wider concrete footings sized for clay and manage drainage so the fence stays plumb.

Heat, UV, and Drought

Texas summers run past 100 degrees, and the long sun cycles fade finishes and warp wood pickets while drought bakes the clay concrete-hard. We build with cedar and materials suited to the climate, and steer customers toward steel and iron where longevity matters most.

Severe Storms and Straight-Line Winds

North Texas is one of the most active severe-weather corridors in the country, with downbursts that push gusts well past 60 mph and hail that batters panels and hardware. Tall solid-panel fences need proper post depth and footing diameter to take that wind load, which is how we build them.

Burleson's Own Fence Rules

Burleson requires metal posts for privacy fences, caps height in the visibility triangle at 2 feet, bans chain link along double-frontage rear lines, limits front-yard decorative fences to 30 percent solid surface with access breaks, restricts barbed and electric fences by zone, and requires wrought iron or tubular steel along parks and trails. We build to Chapter 36 and follow applicable local requirements.

Burleson also has master-planned communities with architectural review, like Tallgrass and High Country, and the City issues all fence permits, both of which we cover below.

Fences We Build in Burleson

Residential Fencing

Custom residential fences in every material we carry, designed to fit the lot, the soil, and the neighborhood’s rules.

Commercial Fencing

Commercial fencing in chain link, ornamental iron, and wrought iron for businesses, sites, and facilities.

Wood and Cedar Fences

Wood and cedar fencing built for privacy and curb appeal, set on metal posts as the city requires and finished to stand up to Texas sun.

Ornamental Iron and Steel Fences

Ornamental iron and steel fencing for a durable, decorative boundary that handles heat and wind, including the wrought iron or tubular steel required along parks and trails.

Wrought Iron Fences

Classic wrought iron fencing for security and style around homes and commercial properties.

Chain Link Fences

Chain link fencing for residential yards, commercial sites, and recreational uses, installed where the city’s double-frontage rules allow.

Privacy Fences

Privacy fencing in wood and chain link, built to the city’s 8-foot residential maximum and to any stricter HOA limit.

Security Fences

Commercial security fencing built to keep sites protected and access controlled.

Pool Fences

Ornamental iron pool fencing built to the city code and the adopted International Swimming Pool and Spa Code.

Farm and Ranch Fences

Farm fencing in wood, plus pipe fencing, for acreage and rural properties.

Tennis Court Fences

Chain link tennis court and sport-court fencing.

Gates, Operators, and Access Control

Automatic and manual gates, including chain link gates, with gate operators and access control systems.

Core Drilling

Core drilling to set posts cleanly through rock, concrete, and hard surfaces.

HOA and Permitting in Burleson

Master-Planned Communities and HOAs

Burleson has master-planned communities with active associations, including Tallgrass, High Country, Mountain Valley Lake and its Preserve phase, and Hidden Creek, while older areas like Old Town Burleson and the Renfro Street corridor typically have no HOA. We confirm requirements with the association before installing.

What Review Typically Covers

Burleson associations commonly govern fence material, color and stain, style such as board-on-board or shadowbox, and height, sometimes stricter than the city’s 8-foot maximum, along with restrictions on fencing near trails, ponds, and open space. A city permit does not override that review.

HOA Approval Timeline

Architectural review in DFW master-planned communities typically runs 2 to 6 weeks, with each association setting its own process. Secure HOA approval before the city permit.

Permit Authority

The City of Burleson Building Permits and Inspections division, at 141 West Renfro Street, issues all fence permits inside city limits, regardless of which county the property sits in, and a permit is required for both new and replacement fences no matter the height.

Inspections

A final inspection is required when the fence is finished. The city’s inspection request line is automated and takes requests around the clock, with inspections called in before 8 AM done the same day.

Height Limits

Privacy and security fences can reach 8 feet in side and rear yards, decorative fences are capped at 4 feet with no more than 30 percent solid surface, and nothing may exceed 2 feet inside the visibility triangle at corners. We design within those limits.

Setbacks and Easements

A privacy fence can run along the rear lot line, corner lots set back at least 7 feet from the side line, or 15 feet when backing a key lot, and no fence may encroach on a right-of-way, drainage or access easement, or floodway. Chain link is not allowed along the rear line of a double-frontage lot.

Neighborhoods We Serve in Burleson

Old Town Burleson

The historic core near Renfro Street, where older properties generally fall outside HOA coverage.

Tallgrass and High Country

Master-planned communities where architectural review drives fence material, color, and style.

Mountain Valley Lake and Hidden Creek

Established HOA communities served with fencing built to neighborhood standards.

Alsbury and John Jones Corridors

Newer developments along Alsbury Boulevard and John Jones Drive, served across the 76028 ZIP code.

CREDENTIALS AND TRUST

Family Owned

A family-owned and operated fence company serving Burleson and the southwest metroplex.

Residential and Commercial

Fencing for both homes and businesses, from backyard privacy fences to commercial security fencing.

Full Range of Materials

Wood and cedar, chain link, ornamental iron and steel, and wrought iron, so the fence fits the property and the rules.

Gates and Access Control

Automatic and manual gates, gate operators, and access control systems.

Built to Burleson Code

We build to the city’s Chapter 36 fence ordinance, set posts for the local clay, and pull the permit.

Find Double Eagle Fence

Business Name: Double Eagle Fence
Address: 1206 Oakmont Ct, Mansfield, TX 76063
Phone: (214) 530-9444
Hours: Monday to Friday 8 AM to 5 PM
Service Area: Burleson and the southwest DFW metroplex
Website: www.doubleeaglefence.com

Ready to Start Your Project in Burleson?

Your first step is a fence estimate. Tell us about your fence, whether it is wood, iron, chain link, or a gate with access control, and we will help you bring it to life, built for the local soil and to the city’s code. Call (214) 530-9444 or send your name, phone or email, and a brief project description.