Fence & Gate Repair in Cross Roads, TX
Long acreage runs and sagging farm gates toward FM 424, plus storm-split pickets and builder hinges in newer Cross Roads streets.
Cross Roads is about 5 miles south of our Aubrey base, in Denton County.
- Fully insured
- Locally owned
- Same-week scheduling
What fence & gate repair looks like in Cross Roads
Fences are one of the biggest jobs on a Cross Roads list, because acreage lots have long runs. Wire and wood fencing on rural lots, farm gates with hinges that sag, and posts that have heaved in clay soil all show up out toward FM 424. In the newer subdivisions, it's wood privacy fences where builder hinges gave up and a picket section split after a spring storm. We reset posts in concrete, replace pickets and rails, and rehang gates so they latch. If a long section is done, we'll tell you plainly.
Cross Roads is a small town on US-380 that has nearly tripled since 2000. It mixes older acreage and rural lots with newer subdivisions such as Villages at Cross Roads, Oak Hill Ranch and Oak Shores, and its limits reach Lewisville Lake. Acreage homes bring long fence runs, gates and outbuilding repairs; the newer streets bring mounting, fixtures and first-year fixes.
We work Cross Roads neighborhoods like Villages at Cross Roads, Oak Hill Ranch, Oak Shores and Hillstone Pointe. Cross Oak Ranch has Cross Roads and Aubrey addresses but sits outside the town limits; we cover it all the same.
Everything that comes with fence & gate repair, and what we hand to a licensed trade, is on the Fence & Gate Repair page.
Do you really serve Cross Roads?+
Yes. Cross Roads is about 5 miles south of our Aubrey base, in Denton County. Most fence & gate repair jobs in Cross Roads are scheduled the same week. Call (469) 874-1730.
Do you work on metal and wrought-iron fences?+
Yes. Gate hardware, hinge resets and welded-section repairs are part of what we handle. For full rebuilds of ornamental iron we'll point you to a specialty fabricator.