Fence, Deck & Pergola Contractor in Plano, TX

Plano is the largest market we serve. We've been building cedar fences and decks across West Plano, Russell Creek, and Legacy West for nearly a decade — including HOA-approved board-on-board installations and a steady pipeline of fence-stain refresh jobs as 8-foot fences age out.

Population: ~290,000County: Collin & Denton CountiesDrive from our Allen shop: 10–15 minutes from our Allen shop

What we build in Plano

Cedar fences are most of what we do in Plano — board-on-board, side-by-side, and horizontal styles in 6- and 8-foot heights. We also build a steady stream of composite and cedar decks, custom cedar pergolas, and the occasional kitchen-cabinet refresh. The same crew, the same install methodology, every neighborhood.

Services available in Plano

Neighborhoods we work in

We've installed in (among others):

If your subdivision isn't on this list, it doesn't mean we haven't worked there — give us the address and we'll tell you whether we've quoted the street before.

Permits in Plano

Plano requires a fence permit for any new fence over 30 inches tall. Straight replacements often don't trigger one, but when a permit is required we pull it, submit the survey, and handle inspection — homeowners don't have to step into the city offices.

For the full breakdown of Plano's fence permit process, see our Plano fence permit guide.

Why Plano homeowners pick Woodchuck

Contact information for Plano quotes

Call (214) 793-2422 or use our quote form — Josh or Ken will reach out within one business day to schedule the site visit.

Plano — Frequently asked

Do you really work in Plano?
Yes — Plano is one of the five cities we serve every week. Most of our crew's hours go to Plano, Allen, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, and Richardson combined.
Do I need a fence permit in Plano?
Plano requires a fence permit for any new fence over 30 inches tall. Straight replacements often don't trigger one, but when a permit is required we pull it, submit the survey, and handle inspection — homeowners don't have to step into the city offices.
How quickly can you start a project in Plano?
From signed estimate to install start: typically 2–4 weeks, plus 1–2 weeks for permit turnaround. Plano permits run on the standard Collin County / North Dallas timeline.
Do you handle HOAs in Plano?
Most Plano neighborhoods have an HOA that approves fence materials, height, and stain color. We've worked with the major HOAs in this area before — we submit the application packet on your behalf with materials samples and our standard install drawing.

Recent work near Plano

Cedar board-on-board fence near Plano, TX
Composite deck near Plano, TX
Custom cedar pergola near Plano, TX
Horizontal cedar fence near Plano, TX

Get a quote in Plano.

We'll come measure your yard in Plano and send a written, itemized estimate within 5 business days.