A Better Fence Construction is a licensed residential and commercial fence contractor serving Oklahoma City and surrounding areas, specializing in wood privacy fences, vinyl, and chain-link installations with an emphasis on custom designs and storm-resistant builds suited to central Oklahoma weather.
A Better Fence Construction operates as a full-service fence builder rather than a materials supplier or design-only firm. The company handles site assessment, permit coordination, material sourcing, and installation in-house. The operation is licensed and insured, a requirement that matters in Oklahoma City where unpermitted fence work can trigger code enforcement issues, particularly in neighborhoods with HOA oversight or in areas near utility easements. The company serves both residential clients installing backyard enclosures and commercial clients needing perimeter security or livestock containment.
Standard residential fence installation runs between $1,800 and $4,500 for a typical 100-linear-foot project, depending on material and height. Wood privacy fences (typically 6 feet tall, pressure-treated or cedar) fall in the $18 to $30 per linear foot range. Vinyl fencing costs more upfront, roughly $25 to $40 per linear foot, but requires no staining and resists rot and insect damage better in Oklahoma's humid summers. Chain-link runs $10 to $18 per linear foot and suits properties where visibility matters or budgets are tight. Commercial projects and custom designs (stepped fencing for sloped yards, decorative lattice toppers, gate installations) are quoted individually. A Better Fence Construction includes a site visit and written estimate at no charge; confirm current pricing before requesting a quote, as material costs shift seasonally.
Gate installation and repair are offered separately. A single-swing residential gate costs $400 to $800 installed; double gates for driveways run $1,000 to $1,800 depending on width and automation features. Repair work (hinge replacement, board replacement, gate realignment) is billed at hourly rates or as part of a broader fence project.
Oklahoma City's fence market includes big-box retailers like Lowe's, which offer materials and will connect you with third-party installers, and small independent contractors ranging widely in quality and licensure. A Better Fence Construction's advantage is that it handles the whole project without middlemen and carries liability insurance and a warranty on workmanship. That protection matters if a fence fails or a careless install damages existing structures. Builders & Fence Company, another established Oklahoma City contractor, operates similarly but focuses more heavily on commercial work; choose them if your project involves large-scale commercial property or livestock containment. For budget-focused residential jobs under $2,000, local handymen or owner-operated fence builders often undercut licensed contractors but lack the warranty and insurance backing. If your property is in an HOA or historic district, A Better Fence Construction's permit experience is relevant; many owner-operated installers leave permit coordination to the homeowner, creating delays or code violations.
A Better Fence Construction fits homeowners wanting a finished product backed by a warranty and clear liability coverage, commercial property managers needing code-compliant perimeter fencing, and properties where permit coordination matters (subdivision fence lines, utility easements, city-owned rights-of-way). It is a poor fit for renters (they cannot authorize permanent installation) or homeowners wanting budget absolute-minimum work; in that case, a one-person contractor or DIY install may be faster and cheaper.
Contact the company to schedule a free site estimate. A representative will walk your property, measure the intended fence line, discuss material options and height, note obstacles (trees, utilities, slopes), and photograph the space. The estimate typically arrives within 3 to 5 business days and includes material costs, labor, permit fees (if applicable in your jurisdiction), and timeline. Once you approve the estimate, A Better Fence Construction handles the permit process; most residential fences in Oklahoma City require a permit from the city's Development Services, which adds 1 to 2 weeks to the schedule. Installation usually begins within 2 to 4 weeks of permit approval.
A Better Fence Construction operates Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., with occasional Saturday appointments for consultations. Installation crews arrive early and work through midday to minimize neighborhood disruption. No permanent office location is listed; all business is conducted by phone or email. Confirm current contact details and service area before reaching out, as service boundaries may shift.
Choosing a fence contractor in Oklahoma City ultimately comes down to permanence and peace of mind. A Better Fence Construction earns its position by managing the full process, carrying insurance, and standing behind the work, qualities that matter when a fence failure affects property value or safety.
