Because Central Texas families need more than just a pretty fence — they need family-friendly fencing that works as hard as they do.
Life in the Hill Country ain’t quiet—and we mean that in the best way possible. From the joyful shriek of kiddos chasing each other through the sprinklers, to your dog patrolling the yard like it’s Fort Knox, to that one rogue chicken who keeps testing her boundaries—you need a fence that can keep up.
Whether you’re raising a family in Liberty Hill, have a homestead-in-progress in Jarrell, or you’re juggling school drop-offs and backyard chaos in Round Rock, this post is for you.

Family-Friendly Fencing: Where Form Meets Function
Fences aren’t just about curb appeal (though we’ll make sure it looks sharp too). When your yard is home base for a lively bunch, you need something built to contain, protect, and last.
Here’s what we think about when we design a fence for families:
Safety for Kids
- No Gaps, No Escapes: Kids are clever. We use tight picket spacing and secure gate latches that stay out of toddler reach.
- Smooth Surfaces: No splinters, exposed nails, or jagged edges. Our cedar fences are planed smooth and carefully finished.
- Visibility Options: Want to keep an eye on little ones while giving them privacy? We can stagger pickets or use partial-view designs.
Security for Pets (Big or Small)
- Digging Dogs? We can trench your fence line or add steel mesh backing at the bottom.
- Jumpers? Let’s go with a 6’ or 8’ height, and we’ll steer you away from step-up designs that give your pup a launchpad.
- Tiny Escape Artists? Got a Yorkie with Houdini-level skills? We’ve got you covered with narrow spacing or puppy pickets.
Yes, Chickens Deserve a Spot Too
Urban flocks are booming in Central Texas—and those hens need protection from neighborhood dogs, foxes, and hawks. We can:
- Build a coop-friendly enclosure that matches your fence
- Add predator-proof mesh or skirting
- Use double gates for easy feeding and cleaning access
Multiple Zones, One Fence
Got dogs and kids and chickens? No problem. We can design sections that function differently while keeping the whole yard cohesive.
Want the front to wow the neighbors and the back to keep the chaos contained? Done and done.
Neighborhood Shoutout: Round Rock to Liberty Hill
In growing neighborhoods like Santa Rita Ranch, Paloma Lake, and Rancho Sienna, families are putting down roots—and we’re seeing a huge jump in custom fence requests tailored to multi-use yards.
You don’t have to settle for builder-basic. Let’s build something that works for your real life.
We’ll build the fence. You enjoy the chaos.
Call 512-931-4887 or request your free estimate and let’s get your yard working for your whole crew—feathers, paws, and all.
Reb’s Roundup: Nailin’ It Like a Pro

Well hey there, partner! Reb here, rustlin’ up the best tips from today’s post. If you’ve been wonderin’ how to tackle that backyard project without breakin’ a sweat (or a fence post), you’re in the right spot. Let’s get into it, the Trinity way.
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