Fence Installation & Repair in Reno, TX
Reno sits right against the west side of Paris, so many Reno homes feel like Paris neighborhoods but with bigger lots and fewer city-style restrictions. Most fence requests here are backyard privacy fences, pet fencing, and repairs after spring storms.
What properties look like in Reno
Reno is a mix of newer subdivisions, older homes on half-acre-plus lots, and small acreage at the edges of town. That means one street may need a 6-foot cedar privacy fence while the next needs a 4-strand wire fence for a few horses or goats.
Common fence projects in Reno
Backyard privacy fences
6-foot wood or cedar privacy fences for homes on larger suburban lots, often with a double drive gate for a trailer or mower.
Dog and pet fencing
Tighter picket spacing, buried bottom rails, or welded wire added to existing fences for dogs that dig or squeeze through.
Small acreage fencing
Field fence, barbed wire, or pipe fencing for owners keeping a few animals on the edges of town.
Storm repairs
Leaning sections, snapped posts, and loose panels after strong North Texas wind and hail.
Local things that affect your fence
Heavy clay soil
The Blackland Prairie clay around Reno swells when wet and shrinks in summer, which pushes shallow posts out of line. Deeper set, concrete-footed posts last longer.
Long fence runs
Bigger lots mean more linear feet. Getting the layout and gate locations right before the quote keeps the price accurate.
Tip: If your Reno lot is inside a subdivision, check your deed restrictions or HOA rules for height and material before you request a quote.
Fence services available in Reno
- Wood Fence Installation in Reno & Paris
- Fence Repair in Reno & Paris
- Gate Installation in Reno & Paris
Reno fence FAQ
Do you serve Reno, TX for fence installation?
Yes. Reno is right next to Paris, so it is part of our main Lamar County service area for installation, repair, gates, and commercial fencing.
Is a fence in Reno priced differently than in Paris?
Travel is short, so pricing is usually similar. The real differences come from fence length, material, gates, and how much clearing or old fence removal is needed.
What fence holds up best on Reno clay soil?
Any material can work if posts are set deep enough. For wood fences, steel or pressure-treated posts set in concrete below the clay's movement zone help prevent leaning.
Main service area: fence installation in Paris, TX. Also serving Blossom, Powderly, Honey Grove.