Rough Roots builds privacy fences and lot lines set deep enough to stay plumb in our clay soil for homeowners in Moore. We're a Cleveland County contractor based in Mustang, and Moore is just southeast of Mustang between OKC and Norman, so you're not waiting on a crew that drives in from an hour away.
Moore's history with tornadoes means folks here take durable building seriously, so when we frame an addition or set a fence in Moore, storm-worthy anchoring is the standard. Privacy fencing, horizontal slat designs, chain link, metal gates, pole fences, livestock fencing and custom builds. Solid posts, clean lines, proper spacing. We build fencing that looks intentional, holds up to Oklahoma wind and adds real value to your property. Wood fencing is our specialty, it's what we do best, but we handle chain link, metal and agricultural fencing too. In Moore, that means privacy fences and lot lines set deep enough to stay plumb in our clay soil. Moore's clay soil shifts with the wet-dry cycle, so footings are engineered to hold through it. Whether your home is one of Moore's established properties or a newer build, we scope the job to your lot and your budget, give you a firm price before we start, and build it to last.
Full-height board-on-board and side-by-side privacy fencing. Solid construction with no gaps, clean post alignment and consistent spacing.
Modern horizontal fencing with tight tolerances and clean sightlines. Custom slat widths and spacing to match your design goals.
We use cedar exclusively for wood fencing. No pressure-treated pine, it warps too easily in Oklahoma heat. Cedar holds up, weathers naturally and looks better with age.
Metal post options for added wind resistance and longevity. Clean look with wood-wrapped posts if desired.
Custom gates built to match the fence line. Heavy-duty hinges, latches and self-closing hardware available.
We install chain link for property lines, pet areas and utility runs. It's practical, affordable and gets the job done, though we always recommend wood if the budget allows.
Custom metal gates, welded frames and durable hardware. We build metal entry gates, driveway gates and panel fencing for residential and rural properties.
Pipe fencing, T-post and wire runs and pole fences for livestock, horses and acreage. Built for durability and function on Oklahoma land.
We handle full perimeter fencing, not just one section. Proper corner posts, clean transitions and consistent height throughout.
Moore is a dense, family-heavy suburb where a lot of homes have been rebuilt or repaired after storms, and homeowners put a real premium on solid, well-anchored construction. Most fence crews rush the job. We take the time to set posts correctly, align every board and build gates that actually close. Our fencing holds up to Oklahoma wind because we build it to. Because Moore is just southeast of Mustang between OKC and Norman, you get faster scheduling, a builder on site instead of a project manager, and warranty follow-up you can actually hold us to.
Serving Moore and Cleveland County, OK.
The price depends on the length of the run, the height, the material, and how much slope or tree line we have to work around. A 6 foot cedar privacy fence costs more than treated pine, and gates add to the total. We give every Moore homeowner a firm number after we walk the yard, so request a free estimate and we will measure and price it for free.
When a fencing project needs a permit, we file it through the City of Moore and coordinate any inspections, so you don't have to manage the paperwork.
Moore's clay soil shifts with the wet-dry cycle, so footings are engineered to hold through it. That is why we set footings and posts properly instead of taking shortcuts, and it is what keeps the work straight and solid for years.
Cedar costs more up front, but it holds up better to Oklahoma heat and the swings between hot summers and cold snaps, so it warps and cracks less and lasts longer. Treated pine is the budget pick and does the job if you plan to stain and maintain it. We will show you both and let you decide what fits your yard and your budget.
Our clay soil swells when it is wet and shrinks when it dries, and that movement pushes shallow posts up and sideways over time. The fix is setting posts deep and in concrete below the frost line, not just tamped into dirt. We set every post that way so your fence stays straight for years, not months.
A standard yard usually takes two to four days once we start, depending on the length, the number of gates, and how the weather cooperates. The concrete around the posts also needs time to cure before we hang panels and gates. We give you a real schedule up front so you know what to expect.
A clean, well built fence adds curb appeal and privacy, and buyers with kids or dogs often look for one, so it can help your home sell. It will not usually return every dollar at resale, but the day to day use you get out of it is the real payback. If you are weighing it, we are happy to walk the yard and talk through options.
You do not have to. Left alone, cedar weathers to a silver gray and still lasts a long time. If you want to keep the warm color and add a little protection, plan to clean and re-stain every few years. Either way, wait a few weeks after install so the wood dries out before that first coat.
Rough Roots serves Mustang, OK, Yukon, OK, Tuttle, OK, Bridge Creek, OK, South Oklahoma City Metro. Call 405-887-1613 or request a free estimate.