Cleburne, TX



What Makes a Well-Built Fence Last in Cleburne, TX?

Fences and decks do a lot of quiet work around a property, marking boundaries, adding privacy, and creating comfortable places to spend time outdoors. Quality shows less in how a new fence looks on day one and more in how it stands up after seasons of weather. Sturdy posts, reinforced runners, and corrosion-resistant fasteners separate a structure that holds its line from one that sags and leans. In a hot, sun-baked climate, that structural difference decides whether an outdoor investment lasts or becomes a recurring headache. Building it right the first time avoids straightening a failing fence later.


Decks and patios extend a home into the backyard, turning unused grass into space for cooking, gathering, and relaxing. Good outdoor design starts with how a family wants to move between the house, the shade, and the yard, then chooses materials that suit both the look and the Texas sun. Layout, flow, and durable materials matter as much as the deck boards themselves. Thoughtful planning up front keeps a backyard project from feeling cramped or disconnected once the furniture arrives. Smart material choices also keep maintenance low once the season turns hot.


Fencing and decking are the whole focus at P&S Fencing and Decking, which provides experienced fencing, decking & outdoor patio service in Cleburne, TX, built to stand up to local conditions. Owned by Shawn Prigg and Philip Voelkel, we reinforce our fences with a 2x6 bottom runner and top-and-bottom horizontal supports, and we use galvanized ring shank nails throughout. Every structure we set is meant to hold its line through hard sun and shifting clay soil. Clients deal with the owners directly, so the people who quote the work are the same people who stand behind it.

About Cleburne, TX

Cleburne sits in north-central Texas as the county seat of Johnson County, a short drive south of Fort Worth within the broader DFW area. The city pairs a historic downtown with growing neighborhoods, and nearby Lake Pat Cleburne draws residents outdoors for recreation. Set on the southern edge of the metro, it blends small-town character with steady suburban growth.

Summers here run hot, with long stretches of intense sun that bake anything left exposed in a backyard. Weather like this is hard on wood, fasteners, and finishes, so outdoor structures need materials and construction chosen to take the heat. Shade and airflow become real considerations for any patio meant to be used through the summer.


Expansive clay soils across the region add a second challenge, swelling when wet and shrinking when dry in a cycle that pushes and pulls at fence posts. Structures built without accounting for that movement tend to shift, so solid footing matters as much here as the fence panels above it.

What Makes a Well-Built Fence Last in Cleburne, TX?

Posts carry the entire load of a fence, so how deep and how solidly they are set determines how long the whole line stays true. A quality Fence Installation begins at the footing, with posts sized and anchored to resist leaning. Everything attached above depends on that foundation staying put through wet-dry cycles.


Reinforced framing is what keeps panels from sagging between the posts. Adding a 2x6 bottom runner and horizontal supports at the top and bottom stiffens the whole section, and a thoughtful Custom Fence Design plans those members before the first board goes up. Strong framing turns a row of pickets into one rigid, lasting structure.


Fasteners decide whether the joints hold once weather sets in, and galvanized, corrosion-resistant nails resist the rust that loosens ordinary hardware. Material selection rounds it out, as wood, metal, and finishes each behave differently under strong sun and expansive soil. Choosing the right combination is what lets a fence shrug off heat instead of failing under it.

Why Cleburne, TX Residents Trust P&S Fencing and Decking

Crafted to hold up, our fences and decks have made P&S Fencing and Decking a name that provides trusted fencing, decking, and outdoor patios service in Cleburne, TX. Because we reinforce every fence with a 2x6 bottom runner, top-and-bottom supports, and galvanized ring shank nails, our structures earn that reputation on the job rather than in a slogan we hope no one tests.


Trusted work comes from owners who stay involved, so Shawn Prigg and Philip Voelkel put their own standards on every build. We do not hand a job to a crew we have never met, which means the quality you see is the quality we personally answer for. That accountability is the whole point.


Neighbors keep coming back because our reputation rides on fences and decks that stay straight and solid long after the crew leaves. Standing behind that trusted result matters to us, so we build each project as if our own name is stamped on the panel, because it effectively is.

Hire Us! Professional Fencing, Decking & Outdoor Patios Service in Cleburne, TX

Planning a new fence or deck is easier with builders who answer their own phone, and reaching P&S Fencing and Decking connects you with a shop that provides professional fencing, decking & outdoor patios service in Cleburne, TX. We start by walking the property with you, talking through materials, layout, and how you want the space to work.


Estimates from us reflect real scope and the sturdy construction we actually build, from a reinforced 2x6 runner to galvanized ring shank nails. Our professional approach means no vague promises, just a clear plan for a fence or deck meant to last. Materials get chosen for the Texas heat, not the lowest bid.


Reach out through our contact page or request an estimate, and let us show you the difference careful, professional construction makes in a backyard. Dealing directly with Shawn and Philip means questions get answered by the people who will actually build your project, start to finish. Every board carries our name, so we treat your backyard like our own.

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What our customers say


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These guys are awesome. They did my yard and my neighbors next to me in one day. The pricing isn't bad either. Some of my other neighbors have already use them. So we followed suit. They do great work. I would definitely use them again. And I would recommend them to family and friends. Thanks guys.

Pete S.

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P&S Fencing completed my entire backyard (800+ linear feet) in a little over 2 days. We had decided to go with 6' black chain link fencing with an access gate and a 10' swing gate for a back yard entrance. Shaun and Phillip's team knocked it out of the park! Thanks again P&S!

Jonathan W.

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P&S fencing does great work. They replaced my fence with pre-stained cedar, board on board with trim and cap. Our salesman John made sure we were taken care of. I look forward to seeing how the fence holds up! I would recommend P&S to anyone needing fence repair or replacement!

David J.

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The whole team was great from start to finish! Kept me informed the whole time, I never once had to ask for an update. Very thorough with all of their work and did a fantastic job! I highly recommend this company and will certainly be using them again!!

Chad M.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How does reinforced construction help a fence last longer?

Reinforcement is the difference maker, so we add a 2x6 bottom runner with top-and-bottom supports and drive galvanized ring shank nails throughout. Those details keep panels from sagging and joints from loosening, so our fences hold their line.


2. What should guide the choice between wood and other fencing?

Choice depends on the look you want and the upkeep you accept, so we walk through wood, metal, and other options together. Wood brings warmth and simple customization, while sturdier materials trade some character for lower maintenance, and we help weigh that.


3. Can you add a pergola or covered patio to my backyard?

Absolutely, we build pergolas, covered patios, and pavilions that add shade so a deck or patio stays usable when the sun is high. Matching the structure to your home and existing space is part of how we plan every shade addition.


4. Do you build outdoor kitchens and fireplaces?

Yes, P&S Fencing and Decking builds outdoor kitchens, fireplaces, and fire pits as part of a full backyard living space. We tie those features into the deck and patio so cooking, warmth, and gathering flow together in one design.


5. How do you make a new deck match the house?

Matching starts with your home's lines, colors, and materials, so we choose decking, railings, and finishes that feel like an extension of the house. We also align the layout with existing doors and sight lines for a seamless result.


6. Who will I be working with on the project?

You deal directly with the owners, Shawn Prigg and Philip Voelkel, from the first quote to the final board. That means we answer our own questions and stand behind every fence and deck we set, with one standard throughout.


7. Can you build a pavilion or pool house too?

Certainly, we construct pavilions, pool houses, and shade structures that turn a plain yard into a real outdoor destination. Each one is planned alongside the fencing and decking, so the whole backyard reads as one cohesive project we stand behind.


8. Can you handle both the fence and the deck in one project?

Definitely, and handling both under one builder keeps the fencing and decking coordinated in style, material, and timing. P&S Fencing and Decking plans the whole backyard together, so we avoid the mismatched look of hiring separate crews.


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    1. How does reinforced construction help a fence last longer?

    Reinforcement is the difference maker, so we add a 2x6 bottom runner with top-and-bottom supports and drive galvanized ring shank nails throughout. Those details keep panels from sagging and joints from loosening, so our fences hold their line.


    2. What should guide the choice between wood and other fencing?

    Choice depends on the look you want and the upkeep you accept, so we walk through wood, metal, and other options together. Wood brings warmth and simple customization, while sturdier materials trade some character for lower maintenance, and we help weigh that.


    3. Can you add a pergola or covered patio to my backyard?

    Absolutely, we build pergolas, covered patios, and pavilions that add shade so a deck or patio stays usable when the sun is high. Matching the structure to your home and existing space is part of how we plan every shade addition.


    4. Do you build outdoor kitchens and fireplaces?

    Yes, P&S Fencing and Decking builds outdoor kitchens, fireplaces, and fire pits as part of a full backyard living space. We tie those features into the deck and patio so cooking, warmth, and gathering flow together in one design.


    5. How do you make a new deck match the house?

    Matching starts with your home's lines, colors, and materials, so we choose decking, railings, and finishes that feel like an extension of the house. We also align the layout with existing doors and sight lines for a seamless result.


    6. Who will I be working with on the project?

    You deal directly with the owners, Shawn Prigg and Philip Voelkel, from the first quote to the final board. That means we answer our own questions and stand behind every fence and deck we set, with one standard throughout.


    7. Can you build a pavilion or pool house too?

    Certainly, we construct pavilions, pool houses, and shade structures that turn a plain yard into a real outdoor destination. Each one is planned alongside the fencing and decking, so the whole backyard reads as one cohesive project we stand behind.


    8. Can you handle both the fence and the deck in one project?

    Definitely, and handling both under one builder keeps the fencing and decking coordinated in style, material, and timing. P&S Fencing and Decking plans the whole backyard together, so we avoid the mismatched look of hiring separate crews.