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Jack Johnson

Park Cities Fence & Deck, LLC5.018 Google reviews

Fences, gates and decks from a former custom home builder

Owner of Park Cities Fence & Deck in Dallas. Wood, iron and masonry fences, automated gates, decks and pergolas for homes and businesses across Dallas–Fort Worth.

Service area
Dallas, Park Cities, Plano, Fort Worth
Team
Owner on site for every consultation
Licensed
Insured; free written estimates
Member
since 2026

What Jack does

  • Cedar, iron and masonry fences
  • Automated driveway gates and motors
  • Decks and pergolas
  • Fence repair and post resetting
  • Power washing and restaining
  • HOA and commercial perimeter fencing
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Problems Jack solves

  • The fence is leaning, rotting or storm-damaged
  • A driveway gate that should open from the car
  • A gray, weathered fence or deck that is still sound
  • HOA approvals, permits and property lines to sort out
  • Pool fencing that has to meet code

Who should call

  • Homeowners in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow
  • Homeowners across Dallas–Fort Worth replacing or repairing a fence
  • HOAs and multi-family communities needing perimeter fencing
  • Commercial property owners and managers

The best introductionA homeowner whose fence is leaning after a storm and wants to know whether it can be saved before paying for a new one.

10 guides by Jack

Answers Jack gives clients every week

All fences & decks guides
Fences & Decks Your fence is leaning after the storm: how to tell whether it needs repair or replacement A leaning fence is almost always a post problem, and posts decide everything. Here is how to check yours, what an honest repair-or-replace recommendation sounds like, and what to expect from a well-built fence in North Texas. 8 min read What is involved in adding an automatic driveway gate to my house? Adding an automatic driveway gate: swing or slide, power, safety and timeline 7 min read What questions should I ask a fence company before I hire them? Before you sign a fence estimate: the questions that separate good builders from the rest 7 min read Do I need a permit or HOA approval to build a fence in Dallas? Fence permits, HOA approval, pool barriers and property lines in Dallas 7 min read How do I know if my wood fence or deck needs to be power washed and restained? Gray, blotchy or splintering: how to tell when a fence or deck needs restaining 7 min read How do I make a new cedar fence last as long as possible in North Texas? How to make a cedar fence last in North Texas: the first year and every year after 7 min read What are the biggest mistakes people make when building a deck or pergola in Texas? The deck and pergola mistakes Texas homeowners regret, and how to avoid them 7 min read My wooden gate is sagging and will not latch. Can I fix it myself? The gate drags and will not latch: what you can fix yourself and when to call a pro 7 min read What drives the cost of a new fence in Dallas? What actually drives the price of a new fence in Dallas 7 min read Wood, iron or masonry: which fence is right for my Dallas home? Wood, iron or masonry: choosing the right fence for a Dallas home 7 min read

Why clients choose Jack

Proof, not promises

  • Insured
  • Owner Jack Johnson has a background in custom home building, including luxury homes in Preston Hollow
  • 60+ years of combined leadership experience in fencing and deck construction
  • Dallas resident for more than 35 years
Guarantee
The job is not done until the customer is 100% satisfied; workmanship is backed and materials carry manufacturer warranties, with specific terms reviewed on the estimate
Team
Experienced team leaders supervise each job on site; Jack attends every consultation and build

What clients say

Excerpts from public Google reviews of Park Cities Fence & Deck. Read all 18 on Google.

★★★★★2 months ago

We couldn’t be happier with our new gate! Impressed with the quality and the professionalism. It is just what we wanted!! Thank you Park Cites Fence

— Erin Welch
★★★★★5 months ago

Great company, great people and great results. Recently had our fence redone and the whole process was seamless. Couldn’t be happier with the outcome and will definitely use for future home projects!!

— katherine fox
★★★★★5 months ago

We had a great experience working with this company. Couldn’t be happier with how everything turned out! The team had great communication, fair pricing, and delivered an amazing final result. You can tell they take pride in their work. Will absolutely be recommending to others!

— Chloe Eubank
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★★★★★5 months ago

Great company with reasonable pricing for a great product. Everyone my husband and I interacted with were great and they got the job done quick and with great quality. WILL be recommending to neighbors in the future.

— Jenna Finken
★★★★★5 months ago

We love working with Jack and the team on our projects. They always do an amazing job beginning to end. Top notch and great communication!

— Kirk Hayes

How it works

What happens after you reach out

  1. Free on-site consultation Jack attends the consultation, looks at the site and discusses materials and design.
  2. Written estimate A free, no-obligation written estimate with a timeline for the project.
  3. Scheduling, permits and utility locates The company coordinates any city permit, HOA details and a free 811 utility locate before digging.
  4. Supervised installation and final walkthrough An experienced team leader supervises the build; most residential wood and iron fences take one to three days once materials arrive, and Jack walks the finished job with the owner.

In Jack's words

Situations Jack handles every week

A fence that is leaning, rotting or storm-damaged

Not every damaged fence needs replacing. Jack's crews reset posts, replace pickets and rails or rebuild sections when the structure is worth saving, and recommend replacement honestly when it is not. Power washing and restaining refresh a weathered but sound fence or deck at a fraction of replacement.

A new cedar fence that should still look right in fifteen years

Park Cities Fence & Deck builds board-on-board, picket, board-and-batten, shadowbox and stockade fences in cedar, redwood or pressure-treated pine, with caps, lattice toppers and arched tops as options. Properly built and maintained Western Red Cedar typically lasts 15 to 20 years or more in North Texas, and the company stains new cedar once it has cured.

A driveway gate that should open from the car

Swing and slide driveway gates are installed with automated motors, keypads, remotes and safety sensors, matched to the fence. Gates can also be added to an existing fence or a failing gate replaced, with posts and hardware sized to carry the weight.

An iron, brick or stone fence line for a Park Cities or Preston Hollow home

The company builds powder-coated wrought iron and ornamental steel fences, brick and stone fences and columns, and combination walls that pair masonry with wood or iron panels. Ornamental iron and aluminum also meet pool-fence height and picket-spacing codes with self-closing, self-latching gates.

A deck or pergola that matches the house

Custom decks and pergolas are designed to fit the home and landscape and built for Texas weather, in natural cedar or low-maintenance composite.

HOA approvals, permits and property lines

The company builds to HOA specifications and provides the details approvals usually need, helps with city fence permits and setback rules, and arranges a free 811 utility locate before any digging. A survey is treated as the definitive source for property boundaries.

Services

Everything Jack offers

Wood fencingCedar, redwood and pressure-treated pine fences in board-on-board, picket, board-and-batten, shadowbox and stockade styles.
Iron and metal fencingPowder-coated wrought iron, ornamental steel and aluminum fences, including pool-code fencing.
Masonry fencingBrick and stone fences, columns and combination walls with wood or iron panels.
Gates and gate motorsSwing and slide driveway gates with motors, keypads, remotes and safety sensors, plus walk-through gates.
Deck installationCustom decks in cedar or composite, designed to match the home.
Pergola installationCustom pergolas built for Texas weather.
Fence rehab and repairResetting posts, replacing pickets and rails and rebuilding sections of storm-damaged or leaning fences.
Power wash and restainCleaning off dirt, mildew and graying, then applying protective stain or sealant to fences and decks.
Commercial and HOA fencingPerimeter fencing for HOAs, multi-family communities and commercial properties.

Service area: Dallas, Highland Park, University Park, Preston Hollow, Plano, Fort Worth, Richardson, Addison, Carrollton, Farmers Branch, Irving, Coppell, Lewisville, The Colony, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Garland, Rowlett, Sachse, Mesquite, Arlington, Grand Prairie, Euless

About

Jack Johnson

Jack Johnson owns Park Cities Fence & Deck, a Dallas company that builds wood, iron and masonry fences, driveway gates, decks and pergolas for homes, HOAs and commercial properties across Dallas–Fort Worth. Before fencing he built custom homes, including luxury homes in Preston Hollow, and he has lived in Dallas for more than 35 years.

Jack attends every consultation and build and walks the finished job with the owner. Because wood, iron and masonry are built in-house, the recommendation fits the property rather than one material. Repairs, power washing and restaining are offered alongside new builds, and the company says plainly when a fence is not worth saving.

Why clients choose Jack

  • Jack, a former custom home builder, is on site for every consultation and build and does the final walkthrough himself
  • Wood, iron and masonry are all built in-house, so the recommendation fits the property rather than the one material a contractor sells
  • Repairs, power washing and restaining are offered alongside new builds, and the company says plainly when a fence is not worth saving

Works alongside: Works alongside realtors, landscapers, pool builders, custom home builders and property managers.

Member of BNI Preston Center since 2026.

FAQ

Questions people ask Jack

Can my existing fence be repaired instead of replaced?

Often, yes. Storm-damaged or leaning fences can be repaired by resetting posts, replacing pickets and rails or rebuilding sections. If the fence is not worth saving, the company will recommend replacement honestly.

How long does installation take?

Most residential wood and iron fences take one to three days once materials arrive. Masonry, large estate fences and automated gates take longer. A timeline comes with the written estimate.

Which wood lasts longest in North Texas?

Western Red Cedar is the most popular choice for its rot and insect resistance, and properly built and maintained cedar typically lasts 15 to 20 years or more. Sealing or staining every two to three years and keeping sprinklers off the wood extends its life.

Do you install automatic gates?

Yes. Swing and slide driveway gates are installed with automated motors, keypads, remotes and safety sensors, and can be matched to the fence or added to an existing one.

What does a fence cost?

Cost depends on material, height, total footage, gates, site conditions such as slope or rock, removal of an old fence and extras like caps or automation. Cedar is the most budget-friendly, iron and automated gates cost more and masonry is the premium option. A free on-site estimate gives an exact number.

Contact

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CompanyPark Cities Fence & Deck, LLC
Office7123 Azalea Ln, Dallas, TX 75230

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