Fence installation for Fulshear homes and land
Fences of Fulshear is the Fulshear office of 76 Fence. We build privacy, iron, vinyl, pool and ranch fences and gates from Cross Creek Ranch to Sealy to Richmond, and we know which committee or city has to sign off before the first post goes in.
- Free on-site estimates
- Insured
- 18-month workmanship warranty
A home in a planned community
New build or a few years in: what your builder left you, what your HOA allows, and how approval and the build line up.
Plan a fence for a new home
Acreage, ranch or a big lot
Rail, no-climb horse fence, pipe fence, cross fencing and gates wide enough for your equipment.
Plan an acreage fenceStart with a plan, not a guess
The fence plan builder asks five quick questions: where you live, what kind of property, what the fence is for, the material and the length. It gives you a price range from our recent jobs, the approval steps for your address, and a short list to have ready for the estimate.
Where we build
Each page lists who approves fences there, what we found in the rules, and the contacts to call. For Katy, Cinco Ranch and north of I-10, see our sister site, Fences of Katy.
All areas we serve, including Simonton, Needville, Wallis and Pecan Grove. Looking for your HOA? The HOA fence rules directory covers every registered association in Fulshear, Richmond and Rosenberg.
Fences we build
Residential, HOA, pool and acreage fences and gates.
Wood privacy fencesPine or cedar, picket or board-on-board, on wood or steel posts.Ranch, rail and acreageRail, split rail, no-climb horse fence, pipe fence and farm gates.
Iron and aluminumOpen views for water lots, front yards and pools.
Driveway and automatic gatesDrive gates, walk gates, steel-frame gates and openers.
Vinyl fencesWhite picket and privacy fences that never need stain.
Pool fencesEnclosures with self-closing, self-latching gates.
Repair and stainingLeaning posts, storm damage, gates that drag, stain and seal.What you can count on
Our work around Fulshear
Real 76 Fence jobs in Fulshear, Cross Creek Ranch and Fulbrook on Fulshear Creek.
How an estimate works
- Tell us about the jobBook online, call or text. Include your street or community.
- We walk the fence lineGrade, gates, access, trees, drainage, and any HOA or city rules.
- Itemized estimateMaterial, height, posts, gates and scope, in writing.
- Approval, then scheduleIf your HOA or city signs off first, we wait for it and keep your spot.
- Build and walk-throughMost yard fences take one to two days. We clean up and walk it with you.
Building a fence in Fulshear
Fulshear was the second fastest-growing city in the country from 2024 to 2025, according to the Census Bureau, and the area is now home to about 65,000 people. Most of that growth is in master-planned communities, where a fence needs design review before it is built. Older Fulshear lots and the acreage west toward Simonton and Brookshire have fewer rules and bigger fence lines.
Inside city limits, the city's published permit checklists do not mention fences, so call Fulshear Development Services at 281-346-8860 to confirm for your address. Our guide to who approves your fence covers the cities, the county and the HOAs around Fulshear.
Questions we hear
Are Fences of Fulshear and 76 Fence the same company?
Yes. Fences of Fulshear is the name 76 Fence uses for its Fulshear office and this website. The estimate, contract and installation all come from 76 Fence.
Do I need a permit for a fence in Fulshear?
The city's published permit checklists do not mention fences, so call Development Services at 281-346-8860 for your address. In a master-planned community, HOA design review comes first either way.
How long does a fence take?
Most yard fences take one to two days on site, and pool fences one to three. HOA review can add up to 30 days before that in some communities, so book the estimate early.