Fencing in Bastrop, LA.

Bastrop is the seat of Morehouse Parish, north of Sterlington on US 165. LA 139 comes up the south side of town. Downtown is the courthouse square, Madison and Washington, with the Morehouse Parish Courthouse in the middle. We work out of West Monroe and we install fences here. A house near the square and a place on the edge of town are both jobs we take. Call (318) 351-2539 and give us the street.

Most fences in town are houses. Wood or vinyl privacy on the back yard. Chain link when you want to see through and keep a dog in. Aluminum on a front where a tall solid fence would hide the house. A gate that sags is usually a post that was never set for the weight. Older blocks by the square can be tight for a truck. Tell us how we get in, and measure a side-yard gate instead of guessing. Newer edges of town have deeper lots and longer side lines. If an old fence is still standing, hauling it off is part of the replacement. We include that in the quote.

Past the city limits, Morehouse Parish opens up. That's where pasture and boundary fencing show up, and the question is what the fence has to hold. Split rail and farm fence are what we use out there. The house yard on the same place may still want privacy. Those are two fences. Say which stretch is which. Low ground holds water. If the line crosses a ditch or a soft corner, point it out when you call. Tell us where the water sits. We don't want to dig a post hole in a puddle we didn't know about.

Spring storms hit Bastrop the same way they hit the twin cities. A privacy fence catches wind, and the wind finds the soft post. Take a photo of the posts and of the whole run before you stack the debris. That tells us if it's a repair or a rebuild. It also helps if you're talking to your insurance, which is between you and the policy. If the fence is down across a drive, make the gap safe first, then call us.

You get a free estimate from an Ouachita Parish crew that works this part of north Louisiana. Houses and commercial. We'll get a quote back to you fast. Call (318) 351-2539 with the address and a rough length. If the old posts are still solid, say that. It changes the job.

Inside the city, check with the City of Bastrop. Outside it, check with Morehouse Parish. The Monroe and Ouachita guides on this site don't cover a Bastrop address. We'll talk the rules through with you when we price the fence, so the height is right the first time. If a landlord or an HOA has a say, bring that too.