Your Trusted Local Fence Contractor In Humble, TX
Serving All Of Harris County & Surrounding Areas!
- Fast, Responsive Service
- Financing Available
- Craftmanship Warranty On All Fences
- Free, Transparent, Competitive Estimates
- Fast Turnaround Time
- Quality Fences At Reasonable Rates
Humble Fence Company is your trusted local Fence Contractor in Humble, TX providing quality residential and commercial fence installation and repairs.
We appreciate the opportunity to earn your business and build you a quality new fence! We can provide a free residential or commercial estimate to build or repair your wood privacy, chain link, ornamental iron/steel, or ranch/country style fence. At your convenience we will come out to your home or business take all the measurements we need, after this we can discuss in detail all the features and costs associated with each of our fencing options! Our #1 priority here is customer satisfaction, we are committed to building a fence that fits you and your property’s needs and wants perfectly!
Give us a call (281)-501-7361 or fill out the form above to get started today with your new quality custom built fence!
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New Fence Installation
Gate Repair
Metal & Aluminum Fencing
Welding & Fabrication Services
General Welding & Fabrication
Custom Fabricated Handrails
Industrial Platforms & Catwalks
Custom Gates & Entrances
Custom Fabricated Staircases
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Why Hire A Local Fence Contractor In Humble, TX
- Fully Insured And Registered City Contractor
- Excellent Workmanship And Quality Construction
- Our Crews have 30 + Years Of Fence Installation Experience
- We Are A Local Business – Shopping Local Benefits Our Communities
Do not choose your fence on price alone
There are many fence companies out there to choose from, some may offer lower quotes than others. At Humble Fence Company we are confident that we will provide a high-quality product at a fair price and you can rest assured that we will be there even after the job is done.
We also understand that your home is probably one of the biggest investment decisions one may make. So the decision to replace your existing fence should definitely not be made on price alone. Additionally, a well-constructed fence will enhance and maintain your property value when it comes time to sell your home.
Fast, Reliable Service
Fully Licensed & Insured
Affordable Rates
Years Of Experience
Wood Privacy Fences in 5 different options to choose from!
- P1 – 6 ft Pine Pickets with 3 rails. 6 FT Fence Height (most homebuilder fences come with two rails)
- P2 – 6 ft Pine Pickets with 3 rails and a 2×6 bottom rot board. 6.6 FT Fence Height (if cedar pickets are outside of your budget, this is the second best option)
- C1 – 6 ft Cedar Pickets with 3 rails. With a 6 FT overall Fence Height
- C2 – 6 ft Cedar Pickets with 3 rails and a 2×6 bottom rot board. 6.6 FT Fence Height (Our most popular privacy fence option)
- C3 – 6 ft Cedar. Pickets with 3 rails and a 2×6 bottom rot board with a Top Cap. 6.8 FT Fence Height (This option is more decretive, normally used on front facing sections of the fence)
Here at Humble Fence Company, we believe in giving customers what they want! You can modify any of the above options to add 7 ft or eight ft pickets, if desired. If additional support and height are needed, we can upgrade the 2×6 bottom-rot boards to 2×10 and even 2×12.
All options include treated 4×4 pine posts and treated 2×4 pine rails. The fence frame is made from 3″ steel nails. Pickets are attached using 1 3/4″ galvanized ring shank nails. These are all common techniques for building fences.
Pine Privacy Fences
Humble Fence Company offers pine wood fence installation with 2 options!
P1 – 6 ft Pine Pickets with 3 rails. 6 FT Fence Height (most common home builder fences only have 2 rails)
P2 – 6 ft Pine Pickets with 3 rails and a 2×6 bottom rot board. 6.6 FT Fence Height (if cedar pickets are outside of your budget, this is the second-best option)
Western Red Cedar Privacy Fences
Cedar wood fences are a great choice, we have 3 options to choose from!
C1 – 6 ft Cedar Pickets with 3 rails. 6 FT Fence Height
C2 – 6 ft Cedar Pickets with 3 rails and a 2×6 bottom rot board. 6.6 FT Fence Height (Our recommended fence install choice)
C3 – 6 ft Cedar. Pickets with 3 rails and a 2×6 bottom rot board with a Top Cap. 6.8 FT Fence Height (Decorated fence style, especially for front-facing sections)
For residential and commercial application Humble Fence Company offers two different chain link fence options!
CL1 – 4 ft chain link fence with galvanized, green or black chain mesh
CL2 – 6 ft chain link fence with galvanized, green or black chain mesh
We have post options for residential, commercial and industrial!
Ornamental Steel/Iron Fences
Ornamental steel fencing can protect the family and dramatically improve curb appeal. We offer 2 types to choose from!
OS1 – 4 ft ornamental steel fence with various top rail options
OS2 – 6 ft ornamental steel fence with various top rail options
We can also do driveway gates with automatic openers, remote access control, and keypad entry!
Ranch, Livestock, & Country Style Fences
Protect the livestock, family and friends with a quality built ranch, country, or livestock style fence!
R1 – 4 ft ranch style fence style fence built with 3 rails (1×6), wire mesh and a (1X6) top cap
R2 – 4 ft ranch style fence style fence built with 2 rails (1×6), wire mesh and a (1X6) top cap
Fence Installation FAQ
Cedar Vs Pine Fences what is the difference?
When it comes to pickets for your wood fence, pine pickets will be the most affordable. Pine pickets have a greater risk of shrinking, warping, and buckling. Cedar pickets are more expensive, but they last longer and don’t require any special treatment. Cedar pickets are also more visulally appealing and last longer than pine ones. Western Red Cedar is the most popular cedar picket used in fences.
Why 3 rails with a rot board is better than 2 rails with no rot board?
Pine pickets with two rails are the most popular fence option for track home builders. This construction method uses a top-and-bottom treated 2×4 to span between a 4×4 post. Pickets are left without support in the middle. A 2×4 will be added between the posts to upgrade to a 3 rail fence. The picket will have more support and strength in three places than it does in 2. A bottom rot board, which prevents water/moisture from traveling vertically up pickets, will also extend the fence’s life. A treated 2×6′ board is placed horizontally at the fence’s base to act as a rot board. Because the grain is horizontal, it cannot travel either vertically or up. Potential customers will always be recommended a 3 rail, bottom-rot board fence by Humble Fence Company.
How long will my fence install take?
Fence installs of less than 100 feet can usually be done in one day. A job that is more than 100 feet in length will take at most 3 days. Depending on the details of the job, it may take up to 3 days. humble fence company will be happy to help you with any special requests or concerns. We’ll also make sure that our crews know about them in advance.
How and when do I need to submit payment for my fence project?
Humble Fence Company accepts cash, check, and credit cards. Our Quickbooks software will send you an invoice via email usually the day before or on the day of your fence installation date. You have two options: pay online with a credit card or wait until Jeff Bistany arrives on-site to receive your cash or check payment. To avoid payment problems, we ask that you don’t pay anyone on the crew. If your neighbor is going to be splitting fence sections, we can invoice them separately. We will need to know when you want to schedule your job. We need their full names, addresses, email addresses, and phone numbers.
What about my neighbors?
It is common for your neighbor to split the cost of replacing a section of fence. It is best to inform your neighbor in advance that you want to replace the fence and you are getting estimates to do so. A “Good Neighbor” fence is a type of fence that subdivision builders commonly build. One section of pickets faces inward, while the next section faces outward. It’s much easier to discuss the fence with your neighbor in this case. If your neighbor is not willing to pay for the fence, you have the option to have the pickets face inward. This will give you a better-looking fence. Make sure that your HOA allows this option.
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