Stone veneer entry tower and brown shingle roof on a custom stucco home

Fence Installation in Roma, TX

Old downtown plats are rough, so we walk your line with you first. North of town, we brace the run and leave pickets a finger apart to let wind through.

We build wood, iron, chain link and ranch fence in Roma, about fifteen minutes from our Rio Grande City base. Starr County ground runs to caliche, so posts get augered and set in concrete. Downtown lots are tight, and the ranch runs outside town are long.

Local conditions02

What houses in Roma actually deal with

Fence work in Roma prices the same as fence work at our own address, since both sit in zone 1. Mileage only becomes a line item in zone 3 and zone 4, out toward Harlingen and the coast. Here the number moves with linear feet, height, gate count and how hard the caliche is.

  • Roma splits into two fence markets. Inside town the job is a back yard privacy fence. Outside town it is pasture and property line.
  • Starr County ground runs to caliche. It slows the auger down, and it holds a post well once the concrete sets.
  • Downtown lots are narrow and old. Plats from that era are rough, so we walk the line with you before anything is dug.
  • Straight line wind and hail come through between March and May. On the open ground north of town a closed cedar run takes the full push, so out there we brace the line and leave the pickets a finger apart.
  • Starr County is 72 percent owner occupied. Most Roma fence calls come from the person who will still be there in ten years.
  • Ranch runs outside Roma are measured in hundreds of feet, not dozens. Pipe and wire is what usually pencils out there.
Permits and requirements
  • Fence height and setback are city rules, and most cities treat a front yard line differently from a back yard one. We read the Roma requirement against your address before we quote.
  • Outside the city limits the rules change again. A ranch perimeter is not handled like a back yard fence, so we verify which one applies to your property.
County
Starr County
Drive time from Rio Grande City
15 minutes
Zone
1 · Base
Languages
English and Spanish

From the build site03

Which homes has David Aceves helped build?

Homes built by Cuates Construction, with David Aceves on the build. Look at the property edges, the ironwork and the concrete at the lot line: David plans a fencing job with that same eye.

Blue board and batten ranch home with white stone, cedar trim and a gray shingle roof
Blue board and batten ranch homeCuates Construction
Covered patio with a stone outdoor kitchen next to the breezeway between house and garage
Two-story stone and stucco homeCuates Construction
White board and batten home with a black shingle roof, dormers and a cedar post porch
White board and batten farmhouseCuates Construction
The four homes, room by room

Questions we get04

What people in Roma ask us

Do you build ranch and pasture fence outside Roma?

Yes. Pipe and wire, braced corners and gates wide enough for a trailer. Runs out there get measured with a wheel, not scaled off a map. The footage goes on the estimate so you can check it yourself.

The plat for my downtown Roma lot is old and unclear. Can you still set a line?

Not off the old plat alone. On a lot that narrow a few inches decides whose fence it is, so we want corners you can point to, or a survey. Once the corners are fixed, every post goes inside them and the estimate says so.

What fence suits an older home near the historic district?

Ornamental iron in the front, most of the time. On those streets the house itself is the thing worth looking at, and an open picket line does not hide it. Cedar goes in the back, where a solid face is the whole point.

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