Define, Protect, and Complete Your Outdoor Space

Fence Design and Installation in Dallas and Fort Worth

A backyard is defined as much by its edges as by what sits inside it. Fencing decides privacy, security and where the space ends, and when it is planned with the rest of the yard rather than added afterwards, it stops looking like a boundary and starts looking like part of the design.

Clear Blue Pools & Backyards designs and installs fencing across Dallas, Fort Worth and the surrounding communities, planned alongside the hardscaping the planting and the outdoor living space rather than as a separate contract.

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More Than Boundaries: A Functional Part of the Design

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Fencing is not only about marking a property line. It decides how private the yard feels, how secure it is, and how the outdoor space reads visually. A well-planned fence:

When designed properly, your fencing becomes part of the space, not something separate from it.

Designed properly, the fence becomes part of the space rather than something separate from it. Designed badly, it is the first thing you notice.

What We Install

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Every property has different requirements based on layout, use and what the fence is actually for. A privacy screen along a boundary and a safety barrier around water are different problems.

Material choice is not only aesthetic here. Wood costs less up front and needs maintenance. Metal costs more and does not. Which one is right depends on the run length, the exposure and how much you want to be doing to it in five years.

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Fencing Around a Pool Is a Different Job

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If the fence is going around water, it is a safety barrier before it is anything else, and the requirements are stricter: height, spacing, gate hardware and how access is controlled. Those requirements are set locally in Texas and they vary between municipalities, so the right answer in one city is not automatically the right answer in the next one.

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Proper pool safety fencing also helps protect children and pets while giving you peace of mind. It is an important part of any responsible pool design and outdoor setup.

We design pool barriers to work with the pool, the decking and the surrounding structures rather than cutting across them, and we check the requirements for your specific location rather than assuming. Full detail is on our pool fence installation page.

What Our Clients Say

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I wasn't sure what to expect when I first contacted Clear Blue, but they made the entire process simple and stress-free. Everyone I interacted with was friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely interested in helping. The results exceeded my expectations, and I appreciate how easy they made everything from start to finish.
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I reached out to Clear Blue after getting recommendations from a few people, and I'm glad I did. The whole experience felt very professional without ever feeling pushy. They took the time to understand what I needed and explained everything clearly. It's rare to find a company that values customer relationships as much as the quality of their work.
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We had a fantastic experience with Clear Blue. The team was friendly, professional, and dedicated to providing top-quality service. They exceeded our expectations with their expertise, attention to detail, and commitment to customer satisfaction. The entire process was smooth and stress-free. Highly recommended for anyone seeking reliable and professional solutions!
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Very responsive company. Lynn is great and was very patient with me and my million questions. Work was impeccable. Would definitely recommend!
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It’s stressful trusting a pool company and feel confident in the work and results. Customer care is important and guarantees as well. I felt this confidence when hiring clear blue pools and backyards. The pool came out beautiful and exactly how my wife envisioned. Throughout the process we felt comfortable and heard. I would recommend their service to our friends and family.

A Structured Process

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Fencing projects require precision and proper planning, and our pool fencing process ensures accurate measurements, safe installation, and long-lasting results. Every step is carefully managed to meet pool safety standards and suit your outdoor space design.

1. Site Evaluation

We start with what the fence is for. Privacy, security, containing a dog, enclosing a pool, or simply finishing the yard. The answer changes everything after it.

2. Site Evaluation

We check the boundary, the levels, the drainage and where the runs actually go. Sloping ground is where fencing estimates go wrong.

3. Layout and design planning

Where the fence sits, where the gates go, and how it relates to the patio, the pool and the planting.

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4. Material selection

Chosen for the run, the exposure and how much maintenance you are willing to do.

5. Installation

Posts set properly, which is the part that decides whether the fence is still straight in five years.

6. Final review

Checked, including gate operation and latch height where a pool is involved.

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Where We Work

We work across the metroplex from North Richland Hills, including Dallas, Fort Worth, Southlake, Colleyville, Keller and Benbrook. The full list is on our service areas page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Privacy, wood, metal and iron, decorative fencing, and pool safety fencing. Each is specified for the run, the exposure and what the fence is actually for.

Wood costs less up front and needs maintenance. Metal costs more and effectively does not. Over a long run the difference matters more than it does over a short one, and around a pool the sightline usually decides it.
Yes. Height, spacing, gate hardware and access control are all regulated, and the specifics are set locally rather than statewide, so they differ between municipalities. We check the requirements for your location rather than working from a general rule.

That is the point of having the same team do it. The fence, the hardscaping and the planting get decided together rather than by three contractors in sequence

Most are completed within a few days once planning is done. Longer runs, sloping ground and custom gates add time.
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Start Planning Your Fencing Project

If the yard feels open, exposed or unfinished, fencing is usually what is missing. Tell us what the fence needs to do and we will tell you what it costs. It is worth planning it alongside hardscaping and landscaping so the boundary, the surfaces and the planting are decided together.