Serving Oklahoma City, OK & nearby
Postwright Fence Co.

Fencing in Oklahoma City, OK

About Postwright Fence Co.

Postwright builds wood, chain link, vinyl and ranch fencing across the OKC metro. Everything here comes down to the posts — set deep, set in concrete, and spaced for the wind this state actually delivers.

Fencing in Oklahoma City

Your trusted fencing team in Oklahoma City

Homes across Oklahoma City have their own needs when it comes to fencing — the local climate, how homes here are built, and everyday wear all play a part. Postwright Fence Co. knows Oklahoma City and handles every fencing job the right way for this area.

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Our Fencing services

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Wood Privacy Fences

Cedar and treated pine privacy fences built panel-tight against wind and neighbors alike.

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Chain Link

Galvanized and vinyl-coated chain link for yards, pools and businesses — fast, tough, tidy.

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Vinyl Fencing

No-paint privacy that keeps its color through Oklahoma sun — and shrugs off the wind.

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Farm & Ranch Fencing

Pipe, no-climb and barbed wire runs that hold stock and property lines for decades.

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Gates & Repairs

Leaning posts, storm panels and dragging gates fixed — often the same week you call.

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Postwright Fence Co. at a glance
What you getLicensed & Insured · Locally Owned · Free Estimates
📞 (405) 555-0128
Why Postwright Fence Co.

12+ years of experience.

Postwright Fence Co. builds fences for Oklahoma weather — which mostly means wind. Posts go deeper than code asks, concrete cures before panels hang, and spans are sized so a spring storm rattles the fence instead of collecting it.

Residential privacy to ranch pipe fencing, with gates that still swing true years in.

  • Wind-rated builds: Post depth and span spacing sized for Oklahoma gusts, not a national average.
  • Posts set right: Deep holes, real concrete, full cure — the part you cannot see is the part that matters.
  • Gates that keep working: Heavier hinges and braced frames, because the gate is always the first thing to sag.

Frequently Asked Questions

How deep do you set posts?

A third of the post when we can — usually 30 to 36 inches with concrete, past where most fences fail.

Storm knocked my fence down — insurance?

Wind damage is commonly covered; we photograph, document and quote in the format adjusters want.

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