Composite Fencing
Composite Fence Installation in New Braunfels, TX
For homeowners who want the fence handled once and then never thought about again. Composite doesn't grey out, doesn't need sealing, and holds its colour through Texas summers.
The honest trade-off
Composite costs more up front than cedar. In exchange you stop paying for stain and labour every few years, and you stop watching the colour fade between maintenance cycles. Over a fifteen-year horizon the two often land in a similar place — the difference is whether you'd rather pay once or pay in instalments and do the scheduling.
What composite is actually good at
It doesn't warp or cup the way untreated wood does when Texas humidity swings, it doesn't splinter, insects have no interest in it, and it won't go silver in the sun. What it can't do is be re-stained a different colour later, so the colour you choose at install is the colour you live with.
Where it usually makes the most sense
Pool surrounds, rental and investment properties, west-facing runs that take punishing afternoon sun, and anywhere a homeowner has already been through one wood fence and doesn't want to do the maintenance again.
Common questions
Is composite fencing worth it in Texas?
It depends on how you value your time as much as your money. Composite costs more to install and less to own. If a fence you never have to maintain is worth a higher up-front number to you, it's worth it. If you like the look of real cedar and don't mind re-staining, cedar is the better buy.
Can composite fencing be stained a different colour later?
No. Composite doesn't take stain — the colour is manufactured in. That's the main reason to think carefully about the colour choice at quote stage rather than at install.
Free quotes, no pressure
Let's talk about your fence
Tell us the property, the length and what you're trying to accomplish. We'll come out, measure it properly and give you an itemized number — and if restoring what you've got is the better call, we'll say so.
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