We connect homeowners with local fence contractors in New Braunfels and the towns around it. Each area page covers the local ground conditions and which rules to check before you build.
- New Braunfels: Comal County seat, with limestone to the west and clay to the east.
- Canyon Lake: unincorporated Hill Country around the lake, with rock, slopes and deer.
- Seguin: Guadalupe County seat, with clay soils and a mix of older homes and acreage.
- Schertz: I-35 suburbs across three counties, where HOA rules shape a lot of fences.
- Cibolo: fast-growing subdivisions north of Cibolo Creek.
- Bulverde: acreage on rocky ground along US 281.
- Garden Ridge: large residential lots and long fence runs.
- San Marcos: Hays County seat, with many rental properties and the escarpment running through town.
Near one of these towns but not in it? Call (830) 626-9775 and ask.