Yes, we install fences across South Tulsa, from tall cedar privacy fences that screen a busy suburban lot to durable backyard borders built to hold up for years. Warm, honest service from the first walkthrough to the final gate latch.
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We install fences all across South Tulsa, and as a fence company South Tulsa, OK homeowners trust, we know these neighborhoods well. From the dense, high-income blocks south of 61st Street down to the Bixby border, South Tulsa is full of suburban homes where backyard privacy and clean curb appeal matter, and a classic cedar privacy fence is what most of these streets are built around. Whether you are near 71st and Memorial, out by 91st and Yale, or anywhere in between, we tailor the fence to your lot instead of forcing a stock panel onto your property line.
The signature look in South Tulsa. We build tall cedar privacy fences from premium Western Red Cedar, sized to screen suburban lots near 71st and Memorial and finished to match the homes behind them.
Learn more →A low-maintenance backyard border for South Tulsa homeowners who never want to paint or stain. Vinyl stays clean and bright on tighter suburban lots and resists fading, rot, and warping.
Learn more →A practical, budget-friendly choice for South Tulsa families who need to contain pets and kids. We install galvanized and black vinyl-coated styles that keep sight lines open on a compact lot.
Learn more →A refined option for South Tulsa homes that want an open, elegant border. Ornamental iron and aluminum frame a front yard or pool while keeping the view, and pair well with brick and stone.
Learn more →The most requested build in South Tulsa backyards. A solid cedar privacy fence gives you a quiet, screened retreat on a dense suburban street and lifts the whole look of the property.
Learn more →For the larger South Tulsa lots toward the Bixby border, a clean ranch or rail fence defines a wide perimeter without closing off the view, and can take wire or mesh infill for pets.
Learn more →As a fence company South Tulsa, OK property owners rely on, we build for the specific ground, weather, and rules of these suburban neighborhoods. Here is what that means for your fence.
The suburban lots from 61st Street down toward the Bixby border rest on dense Oklahoma red clay that drinks up water and shifts as it dries back out. We sink posts to proper depth and seat them in concrete so a cedar privacy line near 71st and Memorial stays straight and plumb instead of heaving or leaning after a wet season.
The roomy suburban lots and storm-prone skies south of 61st put serious wind load on a tall privacy fence. We space and anchor the posts to absorb those gusts, so a solid cedar run out by 91st and Yale keeps standing through whatever weather this stretch of Tulsa County sees.
South Tulsa is in 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, the front or street setback is 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 at corners. The city does not publish a flat fee, so confirm the current cost with the Tulsa Permit Center.
Many South Tulsa subdivisions have an HOA with rules on fence height, material, and which way the finished side must face. We build to those expectations the first time, so bring us your guidelines and we will recommend a cedar, vinyl, or ornamental option that keeps you compliant and looking sharp.
Owner Jeremy Fuller founded Fence Company of Tulsa in 2017, and our bonded and insured team has built and repaired fences for homeowners across South 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 meet you at your South Tulsa property, walk the line, listen to what you want, and give honest advice with no upsell. Whether it is a cedar privacy screen or a backyard border, you get a free, no-pressure quote.
We help you pick the right cedar, vinyl, or ornamental option for your lot near 71st and Memorial or the Tulsa Hills area, then map the layout, gates, and height to your yard, your HOA, and the City of Tulsa rules.
We point you toward the City of Tulsa permit your project needs and help line up any HOA approval before we start, so the build stays on schedule and there are no surprises after the posts go in.
Our team sets posts to depth, builds the run level and tight, and walks the finished fence with you. Every job is bonded and insured and backed by a one-year warranty on parts and labor.
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South Tulsa stretches from the busy corridors south of 61st Street down to the Bixby border, and we cover every pocket of it. From the neighborhoods near 71st and Memorial to the communities around 91st and Yale and the Tulsa Hills area off 71st and US-75, here is where we build across South Tulsa.
Yes. South Tulsa is in 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, the front or street setback is limited to 4 feet, and corner lots are held to 4 feet in the front setback, with a 35-foot sight-distance triangle kept clear at corners. The city does not publish a flat fee, so confirm the current cost with the Tulsa Permit Center, and we are glad to help you understand the rules during your quote.
Cost depends on the material, the length of the run, the height, and the lay of your lot, so cedar privacy, vinyl, chain link, and ornamental iron all price differently. We do not quote a flat number or guess. The best way to get an accurate figure is a free, no-pressure quote, so call (918) 842-3587 and we will measure and walk you through honest options with no upsell.
It depends on your priorities. Cedar handles the Oklahoma heat and wind well and looks rich and natural, which is why it is so popular in South Tulsa. Vinyl resists fading and rot and needs almost no upkeep, while galvanized or coated chain link is durable and budget-friendly. We give honest advice on whether cedar, vinyl, or another material fits your yard and the local climate best.
Cedar is the classic choice for South Tulsa backyards because it looks warm and natural, resists warping, and pairs beautifully with the high-income suburban homes here. On a dense lot, a tall cedar privacy fence turns a backyard into a quiet, screened retreat while lifting the look of the whole property. We build it from premium cedar and finish it to last.
Yes. Many South Tulsa subdivisions have HOA guidelines on fence height, material, style, and which way the finished side faces. Bring us your HOA rules and we will recommend a cedar, vinyl, or ornamental option that keeps you compliant while still looking great, so your fence passes review the first time.
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