Cedar and treated pine
Wood fence
Board-on-board, shadowbox, horizontal and post-and-rail, built almost exclusively in western red cedar, with a PostMaster steel post option and concrete on every post.
Wood fenceSpringdale, AR · Arkansas Contractor's License 0155010427
Thomas Fence builds the fence and hangs the gate across Northwest Arkansas, from Springdale since 1993.
Cedar, vinyl, chain link, ornamental steel and Buckley farm rail, then the gate that opens it, automated by a Certified Gate Automation Technician. Greg and Kate Paschal have owned the company since 2003.
The gate at the end of the run
One contractor for the fence, the gate and the motor that swings it.
Thomas Fence installs the fence and the gate automation as one package, with one contractor: swing, cantilever and pivot operators, solar power where no line runs, keypads and access control, and repair on the operators we install.
What the run is made of
Six materials, one crew that sets every post in concrete.
Pick the fence for what it has to do. Your estimator walks the property line with you, explains the trade-offs and writes it all into the contract.
Pools and front yards
Ornamental steel fence
Powder-coated steel with ProFusion welded pickets that hide the hardware, from 3 foot decorative runs to pool enclosures with self-closing, self-latching gates.
Ornamental steel
CGAT certified
Gates and automation
Swing, cantilever and pivot gates in steel, aluminum, vinyl, chain link or wood, with solar operators, keypads and access control installed by a Certified Gate Automation Technician.
Automated gates
No paint, no stain
Vinyl fence
Privacy, semi-privacy and picket vinyl in white, tan, gray and woodgrain, commercial grade rather than the big-box product, with every post set in concrete for wind load.
Vinyl fence
11 to 9 gauge
Chain link fence
Galvanized or black and green vinyl-coated fabric, privacy slats when you want the view blocked, and heavier 9 gauge with bigger posts for commercial perimeters.
Chain link
Authorized Buckley dealer
Farm and equine fencing
Two, three and four rail Buckley Fence, woven field wire, round rail and board fence for pasture and horse corrals, with farm gates that can run on solar where no power reaches.
Farm fencingAlso on the trailer
Beyond back yards, the crews fence water towers and ballfields, rail school steps and bike trails, and set temporary panels on job sites across Benton and Washington counties.
Businesses and public work
The price we quote is the price you pay.
Your final invoice matches the estimate. No line items appear after the fact, and nothing is due before the crew has finished a standard job.
- Utility locate
- We call 811 on every job, as Arkansas law requires, and ask you about private lines One Call does not mark.
- Posts
- Concrete on every post, every time, unless you agree otherwise in writing before the job begins.
- Deposit
- None on standard jobs. Special order materials and custom metal work are the only exception, and your estimator says so in writing.
- Warranty
- A one-year craftsmanship warranty, in writing, delivered at the final walkthrough. What it covers
- License
- Arkansas Contractor's License No. 0155010427, held since 2005, Fencing and Gates. Credentials
Paschal Enterprises, Inc. dba Thomas Fence
653 Kawneer Dr, Springdale, AR 72764 · License No. 0155010427
In every Thomas Fence contract
Trusted by the state, the schools and the people next door.
Public and commercial work
- Arkansas DOT
- Arkansas Game & Fish
- Fayetteville Public Schools
- NWACC
- City of Springdale
- City of Rogers
- Washington County Fair
- Nabholz
- Crossland Construction
- Flintco
Thomas Fence holds a US Federal Contractor Registration and is qualified to bid government and public projects.
4.8
stars from 152 Google reviews. Read them on Google
“Thanks to Reb, Dwayne and everyone at the office for the great service, attention to detail and quality work they have done.”
“Has to be the one of the best fencing companies in NWA. Unbelievably fast quote and fantastic people to work with. Triston, in particular, made this a top tier experience.”
“Andy and Cashton were friendly and found satisfaction in doing the job right. If I need future fence work I would call Thomas Fence again, and I would request Andy and Cashton for the job.”
Springdale is home. All of Northwest Arkansas is the job.
The office and yard sit at 653 Kawneer Dr in Springdale, where the company started in 1993. Crews work across Benton and Washington counties, from Bella Vista and Bentonville down to Fayetteville, Prairie Grove and West Fork.
Fence permits, town by town
Permit required
Bella Vista, Bentonville, Gravette, Gentry, Lincoln, Prairie Grove, Tontitown
No permit currently
Springdale, Rogers, Fayetteville, Siloam Springs, Lowell, Centerton, Pea Ridge, Cave Springs
Pulling the permit is the property owner's job, and rules change, so check with your city first. We will tell you exactly what to ask for. Permit links for each town
Typically 1 to 3 weeks from the time you accept the fence quote. There is always a two full business day window to complete the required underground utility locate (811), and a project manager calls one to two days before crews arrive.
Thomas Fence calls 811 (One Call) on every job. It is required by Arkansas state law before any digging begins, so you don't need to do anything for this step.
Privately owned lines are not marked by the One Call system. That includes septic systems, irrigation lines, outbuilding electrical, and private pool or gas lines. If you have any of these, please identify their locations before installation begins.
Not in every city. Seven Northwest Arkansas cities require a fence permit: Bella Vista, Bentonville, Gravette, Gentry, Lincoln, Prairie Grove and Tontitown. Springdale, Rogers, Fayetteville and Siloam Springs do not. Pulling the permit is the property owner's responsibility, and we're happy to walk you through your city's process.
No deposit is required for standard installations. The exception is special order materials or custom metal work, which may require a deposit. Thomas Fence prefers to wait until the work is complete before requesting payment.
Yes. Concrete is standard practice on every Thomas Fence installation unless otherwise agreed upon in writing before the job begins.
No. Staining is not a service Thomas Fence provides, and we're happy to refer you to staining companies in the area. Cedar can be stained right after installation; pressure-treated pine should dry 1 to 3 months first.
Every installation carries a one-year craftsmanship warranty, provided in writing in your contract. Ornamental steel panels also carry a lifetime residential warranty from the manufacturer.
Walk the line with an estimator.
Free estimates, no deposit on standard jobs, and work typically starting 1 to 3 weeks after you accept. Call the office Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, or send the details and we will follow up within one business day.