
Fence installation in wood, metal and security styles for homes and businesses.
Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM

Georgetown and Round Rock
C2 Premier Services is a fence contractor in Georgetown, TX and Round Rock, building residential and commercial fences, custom gates and automatic openers. Call (512) 715-2706 for a free estimate.
Fencing and Gates
Georgetown mixes established neighborhoods, newer subdivisions, business frontage and open acreage on its western edge, and each asks something different of a fence. A backyard needs a straight line and a gate that latches every time. A commercial lot needs security. A few acres past the city edge need posts that hold in rocky ground and a gate wide enough for a truck and trailer.
As a locally owned fence contractor in Georgetown, TX, based in Burnet, we handle the clearing, the fence, the gate and the opener as one project. That keeps the schedule in one set of hands.

Fence installation in wood, metal and security styles for homes and businesses.

Custom driveway gates and entryways for properties set back from the road.

Automatic gate opener installation, motors and remote access for gates opened every day.

Land clearing of cedar, brush and debris before a fence line goes in.
Local Ground
Georgetown sits along the Balcones Escarpment, where the limestone of the Edwards Plateau meets the Blackland Prairie. Much of the western side of town lies on Edwards limestone inside the Edwards Aquifer recharge zone, and post holes there can meet solid rock a short way down. We plan corner, brace and gate posts around that rock before the first hole is drilled.
East of Interstate 35, the ground turns to the dark clay of the Blackland Prairie. That clay swells when it is wet, then shrinks and cracks as it dries, which can work a shallow post loose over a few seasons. Deeper footings and properly set concrete keep a fence on clay plumb and keep a heavy gate swinging true.
Matching the post setting to the ground is a large part of doing the job right the first time. It is also why a fence contractor in Georgetown, TX has to read the ground on each property rather than use one method for the whole city.

On larger lots west of the city, out toward Lake Georgetown, Ashe juniper (the tree most Texans call cedar) often fills the space a fence line or building pad needs. Wildlife agencies report that juniper has spread across much of the Edwards Plateau since the late 1800s, reducing the variety of grasses and other plants.
Clearing that growth comes first. We remove cedar, brush and debris along the fence route, haul it off, and leave a clean, open line for posts and wire. Texas Parks and Wildlife cautions that heavy pushing can damage the shallow, rocky soils of this region, so the work stays focused on what the project needs rather than scraping everything bare.
The same crew that clears the line can build the fence and hang the gate, so the property owner is not coordinating separate contractors on one job. Fewer hand offs mean fewer delays between clearing and building.

Round Rock sits on Interstate 35 in southern Williamson County, and it takes its name from the anvil-shaped limestone rock in Brushy Creek where cattle drives on the Chisholm Trail once crossed. Georgetown, the county seat since 1848, lies just up the highway.
As a fence contractor in Round Rock, C2 Premier Services builds privacy fences for backyards, security fencing for commercial properties, and driveway gates fitted with openers and remote access. A Round Rock home and a Georgetown ranchette may need very different fences, so every estimate starts with the property itself rather than a standard package.
Gate opener installation in Georgetown and Round Rock includes the motor, the controls and the gate hardware, set up so the gate opens smoothly and closes fully each time. We also repair and upgrade openers that have become unreliable.


Georgetown includes planned communities such as Sun City, the Del Webb community for residents 55 and older that opened in northwest Georgetown in 1996. If your home is in a neighborhood with an HOA, bring its fence guidelines to the estimate so the style, height and placement are approved before work is scheduled.
We walk the fence line with you, note the ground, the slope and any gates, and talk through materials and how the fence will be used.
You get a plan that covers layout, materials, clearing and gate hardware, so there are no surprises once the crew arrives prepared to build.
The crew clears the route if needed, sets posts to suit the ground, then builds the fence and hangs the gates with care for every detail.
We walk the finished fence with you, test every gate and opener, and make sure the work meets your expectations before we call it done.
Yes. Much of western Georgetown sits on Edwards limestone, and post holes there can hit rock close to the surface. We plan the post layout around that rock before drilling, so corner, brace and gate posts end up set firmly where they need to be. Tell us at the estimate if you already know where the shallow rock is on your property.
It can, when the posts are set for the ground. The Blackland Prairie clay east of Interstate 35 swells when wet and shrinks when dry, which loosens shallow posts over time. Deeper footings and properly set concrete help the fence stay plumb, and they matter most at gate posts, which carry the weight of the gate every time it swings.
Yes. C2 Premier Services installs automatic gate openers, gate motors and remote access systems in Round Rock and Georgetown, on new gates and on existing ones that are in sound condition. We also repair and upgrade openers that have stopped working reliably. Call (512) 715-2706 to describe your gate and how often it opens.
Bring a copy of your community's fence and gate guidelines, along with any approval form the association uses. Rules often cover height, material, color and where a fence may sit on the lot. Having them at the estimate lets us plan a fence that fits the guidelines, so your approval request goes in with the right details from the start.
Free Estimates
Whether it is a backyard fence on a new street, a security fence for a business on the I-35 corridor, or a cleared line and ranch gate on acreage near the lake, one locally owned crew can handle it from start to finish. Call (512) 715-2706, Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM, to set up your free estimate.

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