West of the Arkansas River, the work runs from secure chain link around business yards to a solid privacy fence in the backyard. We install both across West Tulsa and keep the line straight and the gates true.
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Fence Company Of Tulsa installs fences across West Tulsa, OK, and as a fence company West Tulsa, OK property owners call, we know the ground west of the river runs differently than the east side. The Highway 75 and 71st Street growth area mixes commercial sites and long-established neighborhoods, so the right fence depends a lot on the use. A business yard near the West 41st Street corridor wants durable galvanized chain link that secures equipment and holds up to traffic, while a home in Red Fork or Carbondale usually wants a privacy fence that screens the yard and keeps pets in. We size each job to the property instead of selling one product to everyone.
Warm, private, and a favorite for West Tulsa homes in Carbondale, West Highlands, and Garden City. We build stained cedar and treated pine privacy lines that screen a backyard and hold up to Oklahoma sun and wind.
Learn more →A low-maintenance privacy option for homeowners west of the river who would rather skip the yearly stain. Vinyl resists fading and rot and wipes clean, which suits busy households and rental properties alike.
Learn more →The workhorse of West Tulsa. Galvanized and black vinyl-coated chain link secures commercial yards along Highway 75 and the West 41st Street corridor, and it is just as practical around a home for pets, kids, and clean property lines.
Learn more →A refined, see-through option for storefronts and homes that want security without closing off the view. Ornamental iron and aluminum suit corner lots near 71st Street where sight lines have to stay open.
Learn more →For the established neighborhoods west of the river, a tall privacy fence turns a yard into a retreat. We build cedar and vinyl privacy runs that follow your grade and stand straight through Oklahoma weather.
Learn more →For the larger residential lots and acreage on the west edge, a wood ranch rail fence defines the perimeter cleanly. We can add chain link infill where you need to contain pets or livestock without losing the open look.
Learn more →A fence company West Tulsa, OK depends on has to know the ground and the rules west of the river. Here is what shapes the work on this side of town.
The neighborhoods in Red Fork and Carbondale rest on heavy Oklahoma red clay, and the lots closer to the west bank can carry river-bottom soil that moves once it soaks up water. We seat the posts at the right depth in concrete so a backyard privacy line or a commercial chain link run will not heave or lean after the first wet season.
Across the open ground of the Highway 75 and 71st Street growth area, the wind builds with little to break it before it reaches a fence. We space the posts correctly and match the panel and gauge to the exposure, so a solid privacy fence or a long chain link line by the West 41st Street corridor takes the gusts without racking.
West Tulsa is inside the City of Tulsa, which requires a fence permit. A Zoning Clearance Permit covers fences up to 7 feet and a Building Permit is needed above that. Rear and side yards allow up to 8 feet, the front or street setback is held to 4 feet, corner lots are limited 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.
The mix of business yards and established homes west of the river means one approach does not fit every property. We walk the site, ask how the space gets used, and match the material to the job, whether that is heavy galvanized chain link for a yard or a private cedar line for a backyard.
Owner Jeremy Fuller founded Fence Company of Tulsa in 2017, and our bonded and insured team has built and repaired fences for homeowners across West 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 on site in West Tulsa, look at whether the property is a commercial yard or a residential lot, and talk through how you use the space. That tells us the material, the height, and the gate setup that actually fits the job.
You get a clear, written quote with real numbers for your property. We lay out the options, from durable chain link to a cedar privacy line, and give straight advice on what fits the use and the budget, with no pressure and no upsell.
We help you understand the Tulsa permit and setback rules, set the line, and install with posts set to depth. Whether it is a long commercial chain link run or a backyard privacy fence, the line goes in straight and the gates hang true.
We walk the finished fence with you, check every gate and latch, and clean up the site. The work is bonded and insured and backed by a one-year warranty on parts and labor, and we handle repairs for everyone after the job is done.
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We work the whole west bank, from the Red Fork area and Carbondale to West Highlands, Garden City, and Oakhurst, plus the business sites along Highway 75, 71st Street, and the West 41st Street corridor. Wherever the property sits west of the river, we bring the same honest advice and clean install.
Yes. West Tulsa is inside the City of Tulsa, which requires a fence permit. A Zoning Clearance Permit covers fences up to 7 feet, and a Building Permit is required for anything 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, and we are glad to help you understand the rules during your quote.
Cost depends on the material, the length of the run, the terrain, and the gates you need, so a commercial chain link yard prices differently than a residential cedar privacy fence. We do not quote a flat price. Instead we walk the property and give you a free, no-pressure quote with honest advice and no upsell, so you see real numbers before you decide. Call (918) 842-3587 to get yours.
It depends on the use, but every material we install is chosen to handle Oklahoma sun, wind, and wet clay. Galvanized and vinyl-coated chain link shrugs off weather and is hard to beat for durability and value. Cedar holds up well with a stain and looks great for privacy, while vinyl skips the upkeep entirely. We set posts to the right depth and space them for wind load so the fence lasts, whatever the material.
Yes, and it is some of our most common work west of the river. Galvanized chain link is a durable, cost-effective way to secure a commercial yard along Highway 75, 71st Street, or the West 41st Street corridor, and we can add taller heights, drive gates, and black vinyl-coated mesh where you want a cleaner look. We size the fence to the site and back it with a one-year warranty on parts and labor.
We do. The established neighborhoods west of the river, like Red Fork, Carbondale, and West Highlands, are full of homes that want a private backyard. We build cedar and vinyl privacy fence lines that screen the yard, follow your grade, and stand straight through Oklahoma wind, all with the same honest advice we bring to commercial work.
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