For general contractors
The fence sub you don't have to chase.
Commercial fencing across Dallas-Fort Worth since 2010. Send us your plans and bid date and we'll take it from there.
What you get
Show up. Build it to spec. Close it out.
Fencing is usually one of the last trades on a job, which means it's one of the easiest to fall behind on. We know your schedule is tight by the time we get there, and we plan for it.
Bids off your plans and specs
Send the fence sheets, site plan, and spec section. You get a line-item bid broken out by fence type, gates, and alternates, so leveling against other subs is easy.
One point of contact
The person who bids your job is the same person you call during construction. No re-explaining the scope to someone new.
Crews that work around the site
We schedule around paving, flatwork, and landscaping, and we can set posts ahead of a mow strip or set into it, whichever your sequence needs.
Paperwork handled
Certificates of insurance, W-9s, and product submittals when you need them, so the fence scope isn't what holds up your closeout.
Project types
Where you'll find our fence
- Multifamily
- Retail & commercial pads
- Sports courts & parks
- Schools & churches
- Industrial & storage yards
- Retention & detention ponds
- HOA entries & amenity centers
- Utility & equipment enclosures
Bidding a job?
Get us on your bid list.
Use the estimate form and pick “General contractor”. Drop a link to the plans (Dropbox, Google Drive, Procore, or BuildingConnected) and your bid date. Or email plans straight to npaulauskas@jbsfence.com.
Send a bid requestPlans on your desk?
Send them over. We'll review the fence scope and get you a number before your bid date.
Request a free estimate