Griffin Fence provides full-service fence installation Houston, TX in Conroe, TX — wood (most commonly Western Red Cedar), iron, chain link, and vinyl — for homeowners in Grand Central Park, Woodforest, and throughout the Conroe area. Every installation includes free permit and HOA coordination, and a 1-year workmanship warranty.
Conroe homeowners in Grand Central Park, Woodforest, Lake Conroe waterfront and throughout the area trust Griffin Fence for professional fence installation backed by 47 years of Houston-area experience. Whether you need a new cedar wood privacy fence for your backyard, ornamental iron for your front yard, chain link for dog containment, or a commercial perimeter fence for your business, Griffin Fence installs it correctly from post to cap.
A Houston family business since 1979, working Conroe and the Lake Conroe corridor for decades.
Cedar, ornamental iron, chain link, vinyl, pool fencing and automatic gates for Conroe properties.
Inside Conroe, a permit is needed only above six feet. Outside city limits, Montgomery County has no fence ordinance.
151+ five-star Google reviews from homeowners across the metro.
Most Conroe fences install in 1–3 days once materials are staged.
Call 713-937-6611 or request a quote online. We measure at your Conroe property and leave a written price.
Grand Central Park HOA and Woodforest HOA are both active communities with ARC processes. Lake Conroe waterfront properties often have additional deed restrictions governing fence materials and heights visible from the water. Unincorporated Montgomery County properties adjacent to Conroe are not covered by the city fence ordinance, and the county has no fence ordinance of its own.
| Fence Type | Best Application | Typical Timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Cedar Board-on-Board Privacy (6ft) | Backyard privacy, pool enclosure | 1–3 weeks from estimate approval |
| Ornamental Iron | Front yard, driveway gates, pool barrier | 2–4 weeks (custom fabrication time) |
| Chain Link (galvanized or vinyl-coated) | Dog containment, commercial perimeter, utility | 1–2 weeks from estimate approval |
| Vinyl / Composite | Low-maintenance privacy where HOA approved | 1–3 weeks from estimate approval |
Step one is your free written estimate. We visit your Conroe property, measure the installation area, assess soil conditions, note obstructions and drainage considerations, review your HOA or permit requirements, and produce a detailed written quote. No verbal estimates. No price surprises after installation begins.
Step two is permit and HOA coordination. Griffin Fence confirms the permit status for your specific address, files permit applications where required, and prepares ARC submission packages for HOA communities. This upfront coordination means your installation starts on schedule rather than being delayed by paperwork issues that surface mid-project.
Free Estimate Included: Every project starts with a free, in-person estimate. Written quote good for 14 days. No pressure — call 713-937-6611.
Step three is installation. Our crews arrive on the scheduled date, remove and haul off existing fence if replacement is needed, set posts with concrete footings, install fence material, hang gates, and clean up before leaving. Every installation comes with Griffin Fence's 1-year workmanship warranty.
Conroe sits at the transition between Houston's heavy clay belt and the sandy soils of the Piney Woods. Near Lake Conroe and creek drainages, high soil moisture accelerates post rot. Montgomery County's varied terrain means post depth requirements differ across the city.
Montgomery County's rapid growth has brought development into areas with significant storm exposure. Hurricane Harvey brought extreme rainfall to Conroe in 2017, flooding the Lake Conroe area and causing widespread fence damage. Beryl's July 2024 winds affected Grand Central Park and Woodforest significantly.
Storms that come up from the coast lose some punch by the time they reach Conroe, but falling pines do the damage here instead of wind alone. Learn about storm repair or call 713-937-6611 for a storm damage assessment in Conroe.
Inside the City of Conroe, a residential fence of conforming materials up to six feet tall does not need a permit, but a fence taller than six feet does (Conroe Code of Ordinances, Sec. 14-504). The city also requires fences to sit at least 10 feet from the edge of street pavement or 5 feet behind the sidewalk, whichever is greater. See the City of Conroe fence ordinance.
Homes in unincorporated Montgomery County around Conroe are outside the city ordinance, and Montgomery County has no fence ordinance, so no county fence permit is needed. We confirm which jurisdiction your address is in before quoting.
151+ Five-Star Reviews: Griffin Fence has earned 151+ five-star Google reviews — every installation backed by a 1-year workmanship warranty.
Grand Central Park HOA and Woodforest HOA both require ARC approval before any fence installation. Lake Conroe waterfront properties typically have additional deed restrictions specific to the waterfront aesthetic — ornamental iron is commonly the only approved material for lake-facing fence sections. Under Texas SB 711 (effective September 1, 2025), replacing an existing fence with identical materials generally does not require new HOA approval, but new installations or changes in material or style require ARC review.
Conroe is the Montgomery County seat, and the rules change at the city line: inside the city a permit is needed only above six feet, while the county itself has no fence ordinance. We confirm which side of that line your property sits on before quoting.
"We've been building fences in the Houston area since 1979 — we know every city's permit office, every HOA's required style, and every neighborhood's soil conditions."— Griffin Fence — Houston, TX
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Inside Conroe, the city ordinance governs fence height, front-yard fencing and setbacks — see our fence permit guide for how the Houston-area rules compare. Outside city limits, Montgomery County has no fence ordinance, so deed restrictions are usually the only rules that apply.