Home and business owners choose perimeter fences to cover their entire property, highlighting the boundary points. Along with communicating the lines to your property, perimeter fencing establishes privacy, security, and controlled access points. Keeping in pets and livestock while keeping out intruders is another obvious important aspect for many. An added perk though is a perimeter fence also adds value to a home.
Browse through our gallery to see perimeter fencing in a variety of settings including for homes, facilities, neighborhoods, ranches, and pools.
ornamental steel fence
6 foot horse wire black framework
6′ cedar privacy fence
8 foot game fence woven wire
On larger estates, farms, and ranches in the greater Austin area cedar split rail fencing and rail vinyl fencing are two very popular options that beautifully compliment the Texas Hill Country landscape. The two to four rail perimeter fences have extra customizable details to choose from like columns and staining. Between each rail, we can also add wire to keep out wildlife.
cedar split rail perimeter fence with woven wire
custom cedar horse rail
4 rail white vinyl fence
horse rail with wire
Austin master-planned communities hire Sierra Fence to design perimeter fencing solutions around amenity centers and subdivisions that enhance the neighborhood and go well with the predominant home styles. Some of the more common amenities we’ve installed fencing for include pools, tennis courts, and playscapes.
vinyl privacy style perimeter fence
ornamental steel with decorative masonry columns
ornamental steel pool fence and railing
tennis court black vinyl chainlink
For commercial sites where security is a necessity, steel and chain link fencing are commonly used with secure entry through keypads, passes, or manual remotes. See our gates gallery for photos.
8 foot high security ornamental steel fence
10 foot high security perimeter ornamental steel fence
ornamental steel barrier railing
ornamental steel safety fence top of wall
black chain link fence
Perimeter fences around warehouses, facilities, or any other properties needing additional safeguards, we can also include razor wire, razor ribbon, or barbed wire.
6 foot security perimeter fence with razor ribbon
What Is a Perimeter Fence?
A perimeter fence encloses a specific area and is the primary defense against theft and vandalism. It delineates a boundary that separates your property from its surroundings. Perimeter fences are typically used to enhance a property’s aesthetics, provide privacy, and increase its security.
How Tall Is a Perimeter Fence?
There is no standard height for perimeter fences. Each city has its own regulations regarding fence heights, so make sure to check with your local city council to ensure you’re following your city’s rules. The height of the perimeter fence is a key distinguishing factor from other fences. A perimeter fence should be at least six feet high, but most range from 8 to 10 feet. In Austin, Texas, you’ll need a permit to build a perimeter taller than 6 feet.
What Is the Difference Between a Perimeter Fence and a Regular Fence?
There are two primary types of fences, privacy fences and perimeter fences. Privacy fencing typically consists of vertical or horizontal boards designed to add privacy from neighbors and pedestrians passing by. Perimeter fencing defines boundaries, often outlining property lines or different sections within a larger area.
What Does a Perimeter Fence Cost?
The cost of a perimeter fence depends on various factors, including location, height, the material used, and the type of perimeter fence. Because of these factors perimeter fences can cost on average from $1,500 – $4,000. Other factors influencing installation costs, in addition to materials and fence size, include permits, additional features like gates, removing an existing fence, and land conditions.
Contact us today if you have any questions about any of the materials used for our perimeter fencing. We’ll walk you through the many perimeter fence options available and give you the recommendations we would install if it were our own property.
