Reliable Fence Contractor for Quality Projects

Your Local Fence Contractor Who Actually Shows Up

Not long ago, I was working on a fence near Benbrook Lake when a neighbor walked over and said, “I’ve been meaning to call a Fence Contractor, but I didn’t want a big crew tearing up my yard.” That stuck with me. A lot of folks here want solid work, but they also want someone who respects their space. That’s how I run my business at Mejia's Fencing & Welding. It’s just me, my tools, and work I’m proud to put my name on.

I spend a lot of time in Benbrook, TX, and I like it that way. I know how the Texas sun dries out wood. I know how storms can knock panels loose. And I know most people just want a fence that looks good and keeps their kids or dogs safe. Simple goals. Honest work. That’s what I aim for every time.

Services I Offer Around Here

Wood Fencing

Wood Fencing is still the most common call I get. One homeowner told me they loved the natural look but hated how fast their last fence warped. The soil here can shift and the heat is no joke. I set posts deep and make sure the boards are lined up clean and tight. When it’s done right, a wood fence frames your yard like a picture and makes the whole place feel complete.

Lawn Mowing

Lawn Mowing might sound simple, but it ties into fencing more than people think. I’ve had customers call me after their grass grew wild along the fence line and started causing moisture damage. So I help keep it trimmed and clean along the edges. A neat yard next to a strong fence just looks better. And it helps the fence last longer too.

Fence Installation

Fence Installation days are some of my favorites. There’s something about starting with open space and ending with a clear boundary that feels good. A family here in town wanted a safe place for their new puppy to run. We walked the yard together, marked it out, and I built it like I would for my own home. Seeing that dog run free on day one, that makes the hard work worth it.

Fence Staining

Fence Staining is one of those jobs people wait too long to do. The sun in this part of Texas can turn a fresh fence gray fast. I had a customer near the lake who thought they needed a whole new fence. Turns out, the boards were solid. They just needed cleaning and a good stain. A couple of days later, it looked brand new, and they saved a lot of money.

Fence Repair

After strong wind or heavy rain, I get calls for Fence Repair. Usually it’s a few leaning posts or broken pickets. I remember one storm that knocked down three sections in one yard. The homeowner was stressed because their dog kept slipping out. I came by, replaced the damaged parts, reset the posts, and had them secure again. Quick fixes can prevent bigger problems later.

Fence Replacement

Fence Replacement is different from repair. Sometimes a fence has reached the end of its life. Rot, termites, years of patch jobs, it adds up. I worked with a couple who had patched their fence for almost a decade. We decided to start fresh. Tearing out the old one felt like closing a chapter. The new build stood straight and strong, and it changed how their whole backyard felt.

Metal Fencing

Metal Fencing has become more popular lately. Some homeowners want a cleaner, more open look that still adds security. I installed a metal fence for a client who wanted to keep their view while adding protection. It gave their yard a sharp outline without blocking the scenery. Metal can be a smart choice when you want strength and low upkeep.

Those are some of the big ones, but honestly I handle a lot more around here:

• Fence Service
• Wood Fencing
• Metal Doors
• Metal Gate
• Lawn Mowing
• Fence Installation
• Fence Staining
• Fence Repair
• Fence Replacement
• Metal Fencing

I’m always happy to talk through what you need and figure out the right fix for your home.

Why People Here Call Me First

Hiring a Fence Contractor is about more than wood and nails. People here want someone who calls back. Someone who shows up when they say they will. I do my own estimates. I do the work. And I answer the phone. That matters.

I also keep things simple. No confusing contracts. No surprise add-ons that pop up halfway through. If I see something that could change the price, I stop and talk with you first. One homeowner thanked me for that after a past bad experience with another company. They said the clear communication was the best part of the whole project.

And because I’m a one-man operation, every job carries my reputation. I don’t rush off to another site. I stay focused until your fence is done right.

How Things Usually Go

When someone reaches out to me, here’s how it usually works:

1. You call or message me and tell me what’s going on.

2. I come out, walk the yard with you, and listen.

3. We talk about options, materials, and budget.

4. I give you a clear quote and timeline.

5. Then I get to work and keep you updated along the way.

I try to make it feel easy. No pressure. Just a conversation about what makes sense for your property. If you like details, you can also check the FAQ section below where I answer common questions. At the end of the day, I want you to feel comfortable from start to finish.

Proud to Serve This Community

I work all across Benbrook, TX, from neighborhoods near Benbrook Lake to homes closer to the main roads and schools. Whether you’re tucked into a quiet street or on a bigger corner lot, I treat every yard the same. This town has a mix of older homes and newer builds, and each one has its own fencing needs. I’ve come to appreciate that variety.

Let’s Get Your Fence Handled

If you’re in Benbrook, TX and need a fence built, fixed, or refreshed, I’d be glad to help. At Mejia's Fencing & Welding, I keep things simple and honest. Reach out, tell me what you have in mind, and we’ll make a plan that fits your space and your budget. No hard sell. Just solid work you can count on.

Got Questions? I Got Answers

Do you work on every side of Benbrook, TX?

Yes, I cover the whole city. Whether you’re closer to the lake or on the other side of town, I can come out and take a look. Just give me a call and we’ll set up a time that works for you.

How long does a typical fence installation take here?

Most standard backyard jobs take a few days, depending on size and weather. If the ground is rocky or we get rain, it might take a bit longer. I’ll give you a clear timeline before I start so you know what to expect.

What affects the cost of hiring a Fence Contractor?

The main factors are the size of your yard, the material you choose, and the condition of the ground. Removing an old fence can also add to the total if there’s heavy damage or deep-set posts. I always walk the property with you and explain the numbers so there are no surprises.