Fence removal in San Antonio

Klema Builders tears out old wood, chain link, iron and wire fences across San Antonio, the Texas Hill Country and the I-35 corridor to Austin in 1 to 3 business days, hauls the pickets, panels, rails and posts away and leaves the fence line graded or raked. Because Klema Builders also builds cedar, horizontal and iron fences, the old fence can come out and the new one go in on one quote. Every removal is quoted fixed-price, line by line, after a free in-home consult.

Fence removal is priced by the length of the run, the material, how the posts are set, and access to the yard. You get a written fixed-price quote within 3 to 5 business days after a free site visit. If a new fence is going in, the tear-out and the new fence are one quote.

Check with your neighbor before a shared fence comes down. We recommend a written agreement between neighbors for any fence on the line, and we can quote the removal and a new shared fence together.

No. The City of San Antonio does not require a demolition permit to remove a fence: its demolition bulletin lists fences among the exceptions. Historic and conservation districts can have their own rules, and a new fence may need a permit of its own. Source: City of San Antonio Information Bulletin 106, Demolition and Deconstruction (https://docsonline.sanantonio.gov/FileUploads/dsd/IB106.pdf).

1 to 3 business days on site for most jobs, from the first board off to the last load hauled and the ground graded or raked. The written quote arrives within 3 to 5 business days of the free site visit, and the start date is set when you sign.

No. A standard Klema Builders removal takes down everything above ground and hauls it away; concrete footings, piers and pads stay where they are. Pulling concrete is a different service, handled separately. So is any siding, stucco or flashing repair where a structure was attached to the house.