Yes, we install fences right here in Tulsa. From a cedar privacy fence in midtown to a chain link run in south Tulsa, our team handles your project from the first measurement to the final walkthrough.
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Fence Company Of Tulsa is the fence company Tulsa, OK families and businesses have leaned on since 2017, and yes, we install fences right here in Tulsa proper. Whether you live near Cherry Street, run a shop downtown, or own a lot out in south Tulsa, we build fences that fit your property, your budget, and the way Oklahoma weather actually behaves. As a fence contractor in Tulsa, OK, owner Jeremy Fuller and our team treat every yard like it is the only one on the schedule.
Cedar is the workhorse of Tulsa backyards, and a properly stained privacy fence stands up to our hot summers and damp springs for years. We build clean, plumb panels that look as good from your neighbor side as they do from yours.
Learn more →Vinyl is a favorite for Tulsa homeowners who want a crisp look with almost no upkeep. It will not warp or gray the way untreated wood can in Oklahoma sun.
Learn more →Chain link is the practical pick for Tulsa pet owners, ball fields, and commercial lots where you want security without blocking the view. We set the posts deep so they hold through our windy stretches.
Learn more →Ornamental iron and aluminum add real curb appeal to homes around Maple Ridge and Brookside, with a timeless look that suits older Tulsa neighborhoods. Aluminum gives you that wrought-iron style without the rust.
Learn more →A full-height privacy fence is the most requested job we get in midtown Tulsa, where lots sit close together. We build solid, wind-rated panels that give you a real sense of seclusion in the backyard.
Learn more →For larger Tulsa-area lots and acreage on the edge of town, ranch and rail fencing marks your property cleanly without closing it in. It is a simple, sturdy look that fits Oklahoma land.
Learn more →Choosing a fence company Tulsa, OK homeowners can actually trust comes down to local know-how. A fence that ignores our soil, our wind, and our city rules will not last, so here is how we build for Tulsa specifically.
From the tight lots near Cherry Street to the wider yards out in south Tulsa, the ground is heavy Oklahoma red clay that puffs up after a wet spring and pulls back tight in a dry summer. That seasonal push can shove a shallow post out of line, so we bore to full depth and lock every post in concrete to keep your fence plumb through the freeze and thaw.
Strong straight-line winds and storm fronts off the plains hit Tulsa hard, and an unbraced fence turns into a sail. We set the right post spacing and anchoring for that wind load, then choose framing and panel styles that either shed the gusts or let them pass through where the layout allows.
The City of Tulsa requires a fence permit, a Zoning Clearance Permit for fences up to 7 feet or a Building Permit for anything taller. Fences can reach 8 feet in rear and side yards but only 4 feet in a front or street setback, corner lots are held to 4 feet within the front setback, and a 35-foot sight triangle must stay clear at corners. Homes in a downtown Historic Preservation overlay need Tulsa Preservation Commission approval, and because the city does not publish a flat fee, we help you confirm the current cost with the Tulsa Permit Center.
Plenty of Tulsa neighborhoods, from newer south Tulsa additions to established midtown blocks, carry HOA rules on height, material, and which way the finished side faces. We help you check those requirements and walk the property line so the fence does not start a dispute with the neighbor.
Owner Jeremy Fuller founded Fence Company of Tulsa in 2017, and our bonded and insured team has built and repaired fences for homeowners across 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 Tulsa property, listen to what you want, take real measurements, and give you a clear written quote with no pressure and no surprise charges later.
We walk you through which materials hold up best in Oklahoma weather and what fits your budget and your block, whether that is stained cedar in midtown or low-maintenance vinyl in south Tulsa.
Our team sets every post for Tulsa soil and wind, keep your yard tidy as they go, and respect your property and your neighbors throughout the build.
We walk the finished fence with you to make sure it is exactly right, then back the parts and labor with a one-year warranty so you have real peace of mind.
A 4.9-star rating across 138 Google reviews from neighbors across the Tulsa metro.
We install and repair fences across the core Tulsa metro, covering midtown, south Tulsa, and the downtown area along with the established neighborhoods that give the city its character. From the bungalows and tight lots near Cherry Street and Brookside to the historic streets of Maple Ridge, the businesses downtown, and the family homes throughout south Tulsa and Riverside, here are the areas we proudly serve.
Yes. The City of Tulsa requires a fence permit, with a Zoning Clearance Permit for fences up to 7 feet or a Building Permit for anything taller. You can go up to 8 feet in rear and side yards but only 4 feet in a front or street setback, and corner lots are limited to 4 feet within the front setback with a 35-foot sight triangle kept clear at corners. Homes in a downtown Historic Preservation overlay 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.
It depends on the material you choose, the total length, the height, the number of gates, and how your Tulsa lot sits. A cedar privacy fence costs differently than chain link or ornamental iron, so the honest answer is that we measure your property and give you a clear written quote rather than quoting a flat price over the phone.
There is no single winner, but each material has strengths in Tulsa. Stained cedar handles our heat well and looks great when maintained, vinyl shrugs off sun and moisture with little upkeep, and aluminum gives you an iron look without the rust. We will match the material to your goals, your budget, and how much maintenance you want to do.
Yes, we handle repairs for everyone in the Tulsa area, whether we built the original fence or not. Wind damage, leaning posts, a sagging gate, or a section knocked out by a storm are all common around here, and we can come take a look and get it sorted.
Fence Company Of Tulsa has served the Tulsa metro since 2017 under owner Jeremy Fuller. We are bonded and insured, we hold a 4.9 star rating across 138 reviews, and we have built and repaired fences in just about every corner of the city, so we know how Tulsa soil, wind, and neighborhoods behave.
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