Privacy Fences
Keep your backyard yours.
Serving Cibolo & Comal/Guadalupe
Cibolo's new-build neighborhoods need privacy fencing that goes up fast and meets HOA specs. We install cedar, vinyl, and privacy fences throughout Cibolo.
Cibolo is heavy on new-construction privacy fencing for growing subdivisions.
Cibolo's rapid growth across Guadalupe and Comal Counties means a lot of new-construction homes that need privacy fencing fast and to an HOA standard. Cedar and vinyl privacy fences are the most common requests in the newer Cibolo subdivisions.
Because so many lots back up to neighbors and greenbelts, board-on-board cedar (no sightline gaps) and low-maintenance vinyl are the go-to here — built to whatever height and color your HOA approves.
Keep your backyard yours.
Vinyl fencing is the low-maintenance choice — it won't rot, warp, or need staining, and it handles Texas sun well.
Cedar is the most popular fence material in San Antonio for good reason — it looks great, ages beautifully, and stands up to Texas heat.
Popular fence services in Cibolo: Privacy Fences, Vinyl Fences, Cedar & Wood Fences.
We build across Cibolo's master-planned communities — Falcon Ridge, Turning Stone, Bentwood Ranch, Steele Creek Estates, and Cibolo Valley Ranch — where lots back tightly to neighbors and greenbelts and the HOA spec decides the fence before you do. We've built to these communities' typical standards (6' cedar privacy is the overwhelming default) and we spec your fence to pass architectural review the first time.
Two approvals usually matter in Cibolo: the city's permit requirements and your HOA's architectural review. Height limits, material rules, and good-neighbor (finished-side-out) requirements vary by subdivision. Send us your HOA guidelines with your quote request and we'll handle the spec — and our fence permit guide covers how permitting works across the metro area.
Here's the Cibolo-specific reality: thousands of homes went up between 2005 and 2015 with builder-grade fences — thin pickets, undersized posts, minimal concrete — and those fences are failing together, street by street. We replace them with properly set posts and full-dimension cedar so the second fence outlives the first by a decade or more. See fence repair & replacement for how we handle tear-out and haul-off.
Cedar privacy in Cibolo typically runs $25–$50 per linear foot installed; vinyl runs higher upfront but skips staining forever. A typical subdivision backyard lands between $3,000 and $7,500 with gates. Our San Antonio fence cost guide breaks down every line item.
We also serve nearby Schertz and New Braunfels.
Get my Cibolo fence quoteLocal FAQs
Most Cibolo fence projects need city sign-off, and your HOA's architectural review is usually required as well. Requirements vary by height and location — we'll help confirm exactly what your project needs before work starts.
Most cedar privacy fences run $25–$50 per linear foot installed, with typical backyards totaling $3,000–$7,500 depending on footage, height, and gates. Quotes are free and itemized.
Six feet is the standard approved height for backyard privacy fences in most Cibolo subdivisions, but rules vary by community — send us your HOA guidelines and we'll spec to them exactly.
Constantly — original builder fences from Cibolo's 2005–2015 growth wave are reaching end of life. We tear out, haul off, and rebuild with properly set posts and better materials.
Yes — we build to your subdivision's approved height, material, and color so it passes HOA review the first time.
Cedar for warmth and lower upfront cost; vinyl for zero staining and long-term low maintenance. Both are popular in Cibolo's new builds — we'll quote both.
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