Atlas Fence

TL;DR Most pool-gate failures boil down to three fixable things: the gate won’t self-close and self-latch every time, the latch height/reach isn’t kid-safe, or gaps/footholds make the latch easy to defeat. You rarely need a new fence line—just smarter hinges, a magnetic self-latch in the right spot (or inside-only with shielding), and reach-control plates. Below […]

TL;DR Passing a pool-area inspection in Austin starts with three things: self-closing hinges that close firmly, a self-latching mechanism at a compliant height and orientation, and controlled gaps so little hands can’t reach the release. As a rule of thumb, plan a latch at or above 54 in. from finished grade (or use an approved

TL;DR Composite privacy fences can look fantastic in Central Texas—if you plan for thermal movement, pick stiff posts/rails, and keep spans realistic. In the Austin sun, we like steel or structural composite posts, 6–7 ft post spacing, rail sections that resist “smiles,” and small but consistent expansion gaps. Done right, you get a quiet, straight

TL;DR A chain link fence can do far more than outline a yard. With the right privacy slats, windscreens, and dig-proof bottoms, Atlas Fence Austin turns a basic framework into a clean, private, pet-secure perimeter—without a complete rebuild. Our standard Austin package is 9-ga core (or 11-ga with 9-ga vinyl-coated equivalent) fabric, 70–80% slats or

TL;DR An ornamental fence made of ornamental iron delivers a slim, premium look that stands up to Austin sun and sudden wind—if you spec the right powder-coat class, protect cut/weld points, and design wind gaps that don’t turn panels into sails. For most homes, a duplex finish (hot-dip galvanizing + zinc-rich primer + super-durable polyester