Contact Morrison Gate & Fence at (469) 654-7729 or info@morrisonfencing.com to request a free, no-pressure fence or gate estimate in Dallas–Fort Worth. Share your project address, the work you are considering, and any photos that help explain the condition or layout.
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How do I contact Morrison Gate & Fence?
Choose the contact method that works for you:
- Phone: (469) 654-7729
- Email: info@morrisonfencing.com
- Address: 4514 Cole Ave Suite 40, Dallas, TX 75205
Call to discuss what you need, or email a description with photos attached. If you plan to visit the listed address, contact us first to confirm arrangements rather than assuming walk-in availability.
For a property in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex, include the city and project address so the location can be discussed along with the work.
What information should I include in my estimate request?
You do not need a finished plan to start the conversation. A short description of the problem or proposed work is enough to explain your goal. The following details make that description more useful:
- Project type: A new fence, replacement fence, damaged section, or gate concern.
- Existing material: Wood, metal, chain link, or another material, if known.
- Current condition: Leaning posts, broken pickets, loose rails, a dragging gate, or a latch that will not catch.
- Approximate size: Fence length or gate opening width, if you already know it.
- Access conditions: Sloped ground, nearby landscaping, or obstacles along the fence line.
- Your goal: Privacy, a defined boundary, easier access, or restoring an existing fence.
Label any measurements as approximate. There is no need to dismantle hardware or move a damaged section just to provide more detail.
You can review our fence and gate services before contacting us to help describe the work you have in mind.
Which photos help explain a fence or gate problem?
Start with a wide photo showing the whole fence section or gate opening. Then add closer photos of the affected parts, such as a post base, rail connection, hinge, latch, or damaged picket.
For a gate that drags, a photo showing the bottom edge and ground clearance can help explain where it catches. For a leaning fence, include the surrounding sections rather than photographing only the most tilted post.
Take photos from a stable position. Do not lean on a loose fence, climb it, or force a gate that binds. Photos help communicate the issue, but they do not establish the condition of buried posts or concealed connections.
Should I request fence repair or replacement?
You can ask about both without deciding beforehand. The useful distinction is whether damage is isolated or affects the supporting structure across a larger area.
| A few broken pickets with otherwise upright sections | Localized repair | Condition of rails, posts, and fasteners |A gate that drags or will not latch | Adjustment or component repair | Hinges, latch alignment, post movement, and frame condition |Several leaning sections or widespread deterioration | Broader repair versus replacement | How much of the existing structure remains sound
These are starting points, not diagnoses. Describe what you see and what you want to change; the scope should follow the condition of the fence or gate.
Is the fence or gate estimate free?
Yes. Morrison Gate & Fence offers free, no-pressure estimates. Start by calling or emailing with your project location and a description of the work. Include photos if available, and ask what additional information is needed to assess the scope of your fence or gate project.
Do I need exact measurements before contacting you?
No. You can make an initial inquiry without exact measurements. If you already have an approximate fence length or gate opening width, include it and mark it as approximate. Explain where the work is needed and avoid entering unsafe areas just to measure a damaged fence.
Can I email photos instead of calling?
Yes. Send photos and your project description to info@morrisonfencing.com. Include the property address, your name, and a phone number if you would like a call. Wide views and close-ups of damaged parts help explain the issue, though photos may not show every condition affecting the work.
What if I do not know whether my fence needs replacing?
You do not need to choose repair or replacement before reaching out. Describe the visible damage, the existing material if known, and your goals. Ask about both options so the discussion can account for the condition of posts, rails, panels, and gate hardware rather than appearance alone.
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Request a free, no-pressure estimate: Call Morrison Gate & Fence at (469) 654-7729 to discuss your Dallas–Fort Worth fence or gate project.