Yes, we install fences right here in Midtown Tulsa, from Brookside to Swan Lake. Our specialty is custom wood and ornamental iron that suits the character of your vintage home.
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Fence Company Of Tulsa installs fences across Midtown Tulsa, and we love working in this part of town. As a fence company in Midtown Tulsa, OK, we know the established core from 11th to 51st Street is full of mature lots and homes with real history, so stock panels rarely do them justice. We have served the Tulsa metro since 2017, and owner Jeremy Fuller treats every Midtown project like it belongs on the block. Whether you want a custom wood fence in Midtown Tulsa, OK, to soften a backyard or a wrought iron fence in Midtown Tulsa, OK, to set off a Maple Ridge front yard, we build it to fit the home and the neighborhood.
Custom cedar built board by board to complement the millwork and proportions of older Midtown homes, not a stock panel forced to fit.
Learn more →Low-maintenance vinyl in clean profiles for Midtown families who want privacy without the upkeep of repainting or resealing.
Learn more →A practical pick for back lots, alleys, and pet runs behind the mature trees common on Midtown properties.
Learn more →Black ornamental iron and aluminum that echoes the classic look around Swan Lake, Yorktown, and Utica Square without blocking the view.
Learn more →Tall cedar privacy fencing for the tight, established lots of Cherry Street and Florence Park, set carefully around root systems.
Learn more →Open rail and ranch styles for larger Midtown lots and corner properties that call for a softer, traditional boundary.
Learn more →Hiring a fence company in Midtown Tulsa, OK, is not the same as hiring one for a new build out in the suburbs. Midtown lots are older, the trees are bigger, and many homes sit inside historic districts with their own rules. Here is what we keep in mind on every Midtown job.
The established blocks from 11th to 51st sit on dense Oklahoma red clay, and the decades-old oaks and elms around Swan Lake and Florence Park push roots well past their trunks. We hand-dig and shift each post around the major roots so the line runs straight and the trees stay healthy, then anchor every post deep in concrete so the heavy clay cannot heave it.
Spring storms sweep across central Oklahoma with force, and a tall privacy fence on an open Midtown lot acts like a sail. We rely on proper post depth, careful spacing, and solid gate hardware so your fence carries the wind load that comes with living in Tulsa without leaning or losing boards.
Midtown sits inside the City of Tulsa, which requires a fence permit, a Zoning Clearance Permit for fences up to 7 feet or a Building Permit for taller. Rear and side yards allow up to 8 feet, front and street setbacks are limited to 4 feet, corner lots are held to 4 feet in the front setback, and a 35-foot sight-distance triangle must stay clear. Homes inside a Historic Preservation overlay, common around Swan Lake, Maple Ridge, and Yorktown, also need Tulsa Preservation Commission approval. The city does not publish a flat fee, so we help you confirm the current cost with the Tulsa Permit Center.
A craftsman bungalow and a 1920s tudor call for different fences, and many Midtown blocks have neighborhood or HOA expectations on top of city rules. We match materials, height, and style to your architecture and the look of the street so the finished fence feels like it has always been there.
Owner Jeremy Fuller founded Fence Company of Tulsa in 2017, and our bonded and insured team has built and repaired fences for homeowners across Midtown Tulsa and the wider Tulsa metro ever since. We give honest material advice with no upsell, and we stand behind the work long after the gate is hung.
We come out to your Midtown property, walk the line with you, and talk through materials that suit your home, whether that is Cherry Street, Florence Park, or Sunset Terrace.
You get a detailed, no-pressure quote with materials and scope spelled out. No vague numbers and no surprises once the work starts.
We help you sort out the City of Tulsa fence permit and, when your home sits in a Historic Preservation overlay, the Tulsa Preservation Commission approval before any post goes in.
Our team works cleanly around mature trees and tight lots, then walk the finished fence with you. Every job is backed by our one-year warranty on parts and labor.
A 4.9-star rating across 138 Google reviews from neighbors across the Tulsa metro.
We install fences throughout Midtown Tulsa and the neighborhoods that give it character. From the bungalows of Brookside to the historic streets around Swan Lake, here is where you will find us working.
Yes. Midtown is in the City of Tulsa, so a fence permit is required, with a Zoning Clearance Permit for fences up to 7 feet or a Building Permit for taller. Rear and side yards allow up to 8 feet, while front and street setbacks and corner-lot front setbacks are limited to 4 feet, and a 35-foot sight triangle must stay clear. If your home is inside a Historic Preservation overlay, common around Swan Lake, Maple Ridge, and Yorktown, you also need Tulsa Preservation Commission approval. We help you confirm the current cost with the Tulsa Permit Center, since the city does not publish a flat fee.
It depends on the material, the length of the line, the height, and how much we work around trees and grade on your lot. A short ornamental iron run prices out very differently than a tall cedar privacy fence, so we do not quote a flat price. The best move is a free on-site visit, where we measure and give you a clear written quote for your specific property.
For Midtown, cedar and ornamental iron both do well when they are installed right. Cedar handles our heat and cold and resists rot when sealed, and ornamental iron and aluminum stand up to wind and sun with very little upkeep. The bigger factor is the install: proper post depth and concrete footings in our red clay are what keep any fence standing through Oklahoma storms.
That is one of our favorite parts of working in Midtown. We look at the era and details of your home, then build custom wood or ornamental iron that fits the proportions and style rather than forcing a stock panel onto a vintage property. Around Maple Ridge, Swan Lake, and Yorktown, we also keep the design in line with what the Historic Preservation overlay allows.
Midtown lots come with mature oaks and elms and the large root systems that go with them. We adjust post spacing and hand-dig around major roots instead of cutting through them, which protects the tree and keeps your fence line straight and stable. If a root makes a post impossible in one spot, we plan the layout around it before we start.
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