Ramp, under 5 days
“Very fast to respond to inquiries and submit estimate. Once we accepted estimate they were able to get us our ramp built less than 5 days after accepting the offer.”
Mark Rudd
Fences, decks and boat docks in Tyler, Texas
The CWG on your fence stands for Cooper, Wyatt and Granddaddy.
Privacy, chain link, vinyl and ornamental iron fencing, wood and composite decks, and docks on East Texas water. The people who walk your yard for the free estimate are the people who set the posts.
Steel behind the pine
What you see is a cedar-toned post. What one customer found out is that the crew can stand a steel post hidden behind it, so the fence holds when the wind gets up.
“The fence has steel posts (hidden behind wooden posts) that make the fence really strong to withstand high winds.”
Property-line fence
“Once scheduled they were prompt and did a good job. I recommend their service. Make sure you schedule well in advance - they are several weeks out!”
Srini Kambhampati
The red CWG plate goes on the fence when the job is done. Same number on the sign and on this page: (903) 316-3127.
Three generations on one crew
C, W, G
Cooper, Wyatt, and Granddaddy
The name on the sign is a family tree. CWG stands for Cooper, Wyatt, and Granddaddy, and the business carries over 30 years of combined experience in fencing, decking and outdoor construction. Family owned and locally operated in Tyler, with a reputation built one fence line at a time. Their own motto is short: You dream it, we build it.
Who shows up
Stan, John, Eric and Isaiah
When you call, you are speaking with the same people who will be on your property doing the work: experienced craftsmen, not subcontractors. Reviews name them one by one. “John’s crew are craftsmen,” wrote Stephanie Kellum, and Steve Kline called out “Stan, John, Eric, Isaiah, very professional” after they re-decked a very unusual deck.
Good ground
Built for East Texas weather
High humidity, summer heat and the odd heavy storm decide how a fence ages here. Posts are set to proper depth for soil stability, wood is treated against moisture and insects, and hardware is picked to resist corrosion. If weather moves the schedule, you hear about it, and the yard is left clean when the job is finished. Fully insured on every residential and commercial project.
Fence lines, decks and docks
Six kinds of work, one crew. Open a row for the photo and the short version, or go to the full page for how it is built.
Privacy Fencing
Wood or vinyl, six feet and up
Solid fencing for added privacy, security and noise reduction. Most privacy fences stand six feet tall, posts set in concrete footings spaced so the run never sags, boards edge to edge so nobody sees through.
Privacy fencing, start to finishChain Link Fencing
Residential and commercial
Galvanized diamond mesh on steel posts set in concrete, with a top rail that keeps the fabric taut. Pastures, dog runs, equipment yards and commercial lots, with drive gates up to twenty feet wide.
Chain link, gauges and gatesOrnamental Iron Fencing
Fabricated here
CWG fabricates and installs ornamental iron: powder-coated panels, spear-top finials and arched gates, stepped to follow the ground, for front yards and storefronts that need security without a wall.
Ornamental iron, fabricated and setDecks and Composite Decks
Pine, cedar or composite
Wood decks on pressure-treated framing with a flashed ledger, or composite boards on hidden clips that never need staining. Height, stairs and rail are laid out from your door threshold down to the ground.
Decks, wood and compositeBoat Docks
Lakes and ponds
Docks for East Texas lakes and ponds, on pilings or adjustable legs depending on depth and bottom, framed in southern yellow pine rated for water, with galvanized or stainless hardware throughout.
Boat docks and dock repairsFence, Deck and Dock Repairs
Repair before replace
Leaning posts, broken pickets, sagging chain link, gates that drag, loose deck boards and rotted dock pilings. The repair starts by finding why it failed, then matches the wood, vinyl or wire already there.
How a repair is done rightFrom the estimate to the latch
How a CWG fence goes in
One run of fence, station by station, the way the crew works it in yards from Lindale to Bullard.
The free estimate
Walk the line
Every project starts with a free estimate where the crew walks your property, measures the run, talks through materials and gates, and gives you honest pricing with a clear timeline before anything is dug.
Posts in concrete
Set the posts deep
Posts go into concrete footings set to proper depth for East Texas soil, spaced so the run cannot sag. Where wind is a worry, a steel post can stand hidden behind the wood one, as one customer found out.
Rails and boards
Hang it straight
Rails go on level, then boards edge to edge for privacy or board-on-board for a solid face from both sides. Hardware is chosen to resist corrosion in this humidity, so it still looks right after a wet spring.
Gate and cleanup
Swing the gate, sweep the yard
The last job is the gate that has to latch every time, then the yard. Customers keep saying the same thing: entry gates aligned, the work area kept clean, and the site cleaned up after they were done.
Docks for the water
Lake levels swing, boat wakes push, and the bottom is never the same twice on East Texas water. Each dock is laid out to the shoreline, the depth and how you use it: one slip, swim access or a bigger platform. Older docks with rotted pilings or corroded fasteners can often be repaired rather than replaced.
Pickets, posts and porch rails
See the gallery
4.8
on Google, from 90 reviews
BBB Accredited since 1/27/2021
“They started and completed my fence ahead of schedule and did an amazing job. My property is in a brand new subdivision and their fence makes it really stand out.”
Shavers Ventures, Google review
Open seven days
8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, Monday to Sunday.
Military and senior citizen discounts. Ask when you call (903) 316-3127.
Six towns on the route
Free estimates across Tyler and the surrounding East Texas communities. New installs book up several weeks out in the busy months, so call early, and ask about the military and senior discounts.