Wood Fence Company Del City
OKC Fence Pros is a wood fence company in Del City installing and repairing privacy fences on the older lots between Oklahoma City and Midwest City.
New wood lines, gate rebuilds, and security fence repair are the usual jobs. Written estimate after we measure.
What we install and repair in Del City
- Wood privacy fence installation
- Wood fence repair and section replacement
- Security fence repair — leaning backyard runs and broken gates
- Picket fence repair on front yards
Same crew covers Midwest City and fence repair across OKC.
Why Del City homeowners call us
Del City lots are often smaller and older than new-build suburbs. Fence lines share alleys, utility easements, and leftover chain link from the 1960s. We pull the old line, keep what still holds, and set a wood run that does not eat the whole side yard.
Security fence repair shows up here for a reason: leaning backyards, broken gates, and dogs that have learned the gap. We sister posts or replace a section instead of quoting a full tear-out when the rest of the fence is sound.
Wind coming across I-40 and open commercial lots south of town catches tall pine fences. We use heavier posts on long unsupported spans and add a rail where the old fence had only two.
Neighborhoods off Sunnylane and around Eagle Lake often have irrigation close to the line. Mark sprinklers before we dig. We will not guess where the heads sit.
How it works
- On-site visit to measure the Del City line, including alley and utility conflicts.
- Written estimate for install, repair, or mixed work.
- Crew installs or repairs on the agreed days.
- Walkthrough and cleanup.
Del City fence FAQs
Often yes. If posts in the middle of the run are still solid, we replace the failed section and reset the gate. We tell you when the rest is too far gone.
Yes. Small lots are common here. We set the line so gates swing without hitting the house, AC pad, or the alley.
We remove the chain link, check post holes, and set a wood privacy fence on a new line if the old holes are in the wrong place or too shallow.
Yes. The two cities sit next to each other. Scheduling often puts neighboring jobs on the same week.