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Austin and Central Texas · Family owned since 2009

Booking installs 2 to 3 weeks out

The fence your neighbors will ask about.

Cedar, vinyl and iron fences for Austin yards. Steel posts set in concrete, hand-picked boards, and a written 10 year promise on every gate we hang.

Tall wooden privacy fence in front of a suburban home
Board-on-board cedar, 6 ftRound Rock · built in 2 days

Since 2009 our crews have built 184 miles of fence across Central Texas, set 31,000 posts in concrete and hung 3,600 gates that still swing true.

Licensed and insured HOA paperwork done for you Most fences built in 2 to 3 days
01Styles

Pick a style. We'll build it plumb.

Tap a style to see it go up, then try colors and heights. Prices are installed, per linear foot, for Austin-area yards.

6 ft · Natural cedar
Color
Height
Installed price$32 to 48 / ft
Privacy
Lifespan15 to 20 yrs
UpkeepStain every 3 yrs
Price this style for my yard
02Fence planner

Draw your fence line. We'll do the math.

Tap the yard to drop posts. We measure every run, count posts and gates, and price it in the style you picked.

PROPERTY LINE DRIVE HOUSE PATIO GARDEN 10 FT 0 ft Tap the yard to drop posts
172linear ft

6 ft Cedar privacy

Posts24
Runs5
Build days2
Walk gates1
Estimated installed price$5,950 to $9,250Sample pricing for this demo
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03How it goes

From first call to final latch.

Most of our fences go from phone call to finished in about three weeks. Here is every step.

01Day 1

Free measure

We walk your lot with a measuring wheel, mark gates, check slope and HOA rules, and email a drawn plan with a price the same day.

02Days 2 to 4

Lines marked

We call 811 so gas, water and fiber lines get flagged before a single hole is dug. It's free and it keeps everyone safe.

03Week 1

HOA and permits

We send your HOA the drawing, materials and stain color, and pull a city permit when your fence needs one.

Carpenter drilling a wooden plank04Build day 1

Posts in concrete

Steel posts every 8 feet, set 2 feet deep in concrete and checked against a laser line so the run stays dead straight.

05Build day 2

Rails and boards

Rails, pickets, cap and trim go up. Every board is hand-picked and every screw is coated, so nothing streaks or rusts.

06Build day 2 or 3

Gates and walkthrough

Gates get steel frames and adjustable hinges. We walk the line with you, swing every gate, and hand you the promise in writing.

That's it. Your yard, fenced right.

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04Recent work

Fences around town.

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Brown wooden privacy fence
Cedar privacyPflugerville
House with a white picket fence
White picketGeorgetown
Dog standing behind a fence
Keeping Biscuit inCedar Park
Ornamental black metal fence
Ornamental metalWest Lake Hills
Gray wooden gate between grass
Garden gateLeander
White and red house with a fence
Front yard picketHyde Park
Wooden fence beside green trees
Tree line fenceDripping Springs
Painted wooden fence
Painted garden fenceBouldin Creek
05The gate promise

If your gate sags, we come back.

Most gates start dragging within two summers. Ours get a welded steel frame, adjustable hinges and a latch set with a level. If one sags or stops latching in the first 10 years, we fix it free. In writing.

  • Steel frame inside every wood gate
  • Heavy hinges you can adjust with one wrench
  • Free fixes for 10 years, no fine print about "normal wear"
06Reviews

Neighbors talk.

Hover to pause. Every one of these yards was measured, built and walked by the same family crew.

★★★★★They moved one post six inches so our old oak could stay. Nobody else even noticed the roots.
HRHannah R.Round Rock · Cedar privacy
★★★★★HOA approval came back in four days because they sent everything the board asked for. Fence went up the next week.
DODerrick O.Cedar Park · Horizontal cedar
★★★★★Our old gate dragged every August. The new one has a steel frame and still clicks shut two summers later.
PSPriya S.Pflugerville · Gate replacement
★★★★★Two dogs, zero escapes. They added a kickboard along the bottom without us even asking.
TWTom and Alicia W.Leander · Privacy with kickboard
★★★★★The planner price and the final invoice were within a hundred dollars of each other.
MLMegan L.Georgetown · Split rail
★★★★★We split the cost with our neighbor on one quote. Easiest home project we've ever done.
LMLuis M.Hutto · Shared lot line
★★★★★Black aluminum around the pool looks sharp and passed inspection the first time.
CBCarla B.Lakeway · Pool fence
★★★★★They picked up every nail and even blew off the driveway. Polite crew, and fast.
JKJames K.Kyle · Cedar privacy

Sample reviews written for this demo.

Carpenter working on a piece of woodBen, building a gate frame
07The Ortegas

A family crew, not a call center.

Marisol and Ben Ortega started Lot Line in 2009 with one truck and a post-hole digger. Ben still designs every gate. Marisol still answers the phone, and she'll probably remember your dog's name.

We price every fence like it's going around our own kids' yard.Marisol Ortega, co-owner
2Install crews
0Subcontractors
17Years in Austin
08Service area

Building across Central Texas.

Pop in your ZIP to see if we're in your neighborhood.

AustinRound RockCedar ParkLeanderGeorgetownPflugervilleHuttoManorLakewayBee CaveWest Lake HillsDripping SpringsBudaKyle
09Questions

Good questions, straight answers.

Cost

How much does a new fence cost in Austin?

A 6 ft cedar privacy fence usually runs about $32 to $48 per foot installed, so a typical 150 ft backyard lands around $5,000 to $7,500 before gates. Draw your own yard in the planner above for a closer number.

Do you charge for estimates?

No. The measure, the drawn plan and the written price are all free, and there's no deposit to get a quote.

Can I split the cost with my neighbor?

Yes. On a shared lot line we can write one quote with two invoices, split however you and your neighbor agree.

HOA and permits

Do I need a permit for my fence?

Many Austin-area fences don't, but the rules change by city, HOA and lot type, especially on corner lots and near drainage easements. We check your address and handle any permit that's needed.

Will you deal with my HOA?

Yes. We send the drawing, material list and stain color in the format most HOAs ask for, and we wait for approval before we build.

Where exactly does the fence go?

On your side of the line, using your survey or plat. If there's any doubt about where the line is, we'll recommend a survey before we dig.

Materials

Cedar or treated pine?

Cedar. It resists rot and bugs and doesn't twist the way pine does in Texas heat. We pair it with galvanized steel posts that won't rot in the ground.

Should I stain my new fence?

Yes, once the wood dries out for about 6 to 8 weeks. A good semi-transparent stain every 3 years keeps cedar from turning gray.

Is vinyl worth it?

Vinyl costs more up front but never needs stain. Cedar costs less and looks warmer. In Texas sun we steer people to heavier vinyl with UV protection.

Timeline

How soon can you start?

Measures happen within 2 business days. Installs are usually booked 2 to 3 weeks out.

How long does the install take?

Most backyard fences take 2 to 3 days. Posts go in on day one and the concrete cures overnight before rails and boards go up.

Do I need to be home?

Only for the start and the final walkthrough. Just keep pets inside and leave the side gates unlocked.

10Free estimate

Get a price this week.

Free measure, a drawn plan and a written price, usually within 2 business days.

  • No deposit to get a quote
  • HOA paperwork included
  • 10 year gate promise

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