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Serving Abilene, Texas
Fence and gate installation in Abilene, TX
Veteran owned and operated, with more than 22 years in custom fencing and gates. Titan Fencing builds in Abilene.
Titan Fencing in Abilene
Fence, gate and metal building installation built by a veteran.
Abilene is the farthest west of Titan Fencing's service areas, about 150 miles from Fort Worth. Jody Butler travels to Abilene for custom fences, gates, metal buildings, carports and sheds.
Abilene is the Taylor County seat and the hub of the Big Country, home to three universities and Dyess Air Force Base. A veteran owned fence company is a natural fit in a military town, and Titan brings the same 22+ years of experience to Abilene jobs as it does to Brock.
Abilene at a glance
- County
- Taylor County seat (city extends into Jones County)
- Population
- 125,182 (2020 census)
- Region
- The Big Country, about 150 miles west of Fort Worth
- Highways
- I-20, US 83, US 84, US 277
- Also here
- Three universities and Dyess Air Force Base
What Titan builds in Abilene
Built for Abilene properties.
Larger properties
Fences and gates for acreage on the edge of the city.
Metal buildings
Shops and storage for property owners who need real covered space.
Carports and sheds
Covered parking and storage for homes in town.
Everything Titan does
One crew. Six services.
Mostly new installation, and repairs when something breaks. Affordable financing options are available.
Custom Fences
Pipe, wire, wood, vinyl and steel fences built for your property.
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Gates
Driveway, ranch and walk gates built to match the fence they hang on.
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Metal Buildings
Steel buildings for shops, barns, equipment and storage.
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Carports
Metal carports that put a roof over trucks, trailers and equipment.
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Sheds
Storage sheds sized to the yard and the stuff you need to keep dry.
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Fence and Gate Repair
Broken posts, sagging gates, storm damage. Titan fixes it.
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Titan Fencing works in ten Texas towns from Brock to Abilene.