Where We Build Fences and Gates
Boerne Fence works in Boerne, Texas, and the Hill Country towns around it, across Kendall County and into Comal County: Fair Oaks Ranch, Comfort, Bulverde, Spring Branch and Sisterdale. Each area has its own rules and its own ground, from city permits to long runs over stony ranch land. Pick your area to see what applies to you.
Boerne
Our home base. Wood privacy fence, iron fence, chain link fence, repairs and gates on lots across town, with the City of Boerne permit and site plan planned for up front.
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Fair Oaks Ranch
One city in three counties, with one permit office, and still ranch land underneath. Privacy fence on lots along Dietz Elkhorn Road and deer fence and driveway gates on bigger homesites near Cibolo Creek.
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Bulverde
A Comal County city east of Boerne on Hwy 46, put together from five smaller cities. Privacy fence and iron on subdivision lots, and driveway gates and longer runs on the acreage around town.
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Comfort
A Kendall County town on I-10 northwest of Boerne that has never become a city. Pipe, ranch and deer fence on the ranches outside town, and fences that suit the street near the historic downtown.
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Spring Branch
A small city with a big ZIP code, northeast of Boerne along US 281, just north of Bulverde. Driveway gates, pipe fence and deer fence on hillside acreage and rock.
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Sisterdale
Hill Country farm and ranch land in the Sister Creek valley, north of Boerne on FM 1376. Cattle and horse fence, 8 ft game fence and ranch entry gates.
Sisterdale →Inside City Limits
Inside Boerne, a fence needs a permit application with a site plan, and contractors must be registered with the City of Boerne to work inside city limits. Fair Oaks Ranch runs its own permits for new fences and additions. In Bulverde, the city's Building Review and Inspection office handles permits and contractor registration. Spring Branch is a city too, but a small one, and most 78070 addresses sit outside it. Our fence permit guide covers the details.
Out on Acreage
Comfort and Sisterdale are unincorporated Kendall County, and most Spring Branch land is unincorporated Comal County, so Boerne's permit rules don't apply. It's still worth checking county rules, deed restrictions and HOAs. In Comal County, driveway work in the county right-of-way needs a PIPROW permit. Out here the work is mostly pipe and ranch fencing, deer and game fence and ranch entry gates.
Not Sure If We Cover Your Property?
Call or send the form with your location. If you're in or near Boerne, Fair Oaks Ranch, Comfort, Bulverde, Spring Branch or Sisterdale, we'll set a time to look at the job.