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"Sam at Sonart Construction kept his crew on the ball. Finished my bath remodel on schedule. Great job, looks great!"

"Carlos has got to be the hardest working guy I know!! The whole family is super to work with! Our new carport is really going to help with the elements and preserving our vehicles."

"Quick, efficient and consistent with weekly yard care as well and all around cleanup and landscaping. Glad I found them"

"Hussein stained our fence and did an excellent job. If needed we would definitely hire again."

"My fence was upgraded and stained. The work is beautiful and his lasted for several years. Small minor repairs have been done at no extra cost during that. I’m very happy with their service."

Park Cities Fence & Deck is an experienced high-end fence and deck contractor serving the entire metroplex. \n\nWe utilize only the highest quality materials and employ industry best practices for installation. To back that up we offer a 5 year warranty on all installations, including gates and gate motors. \n\nThe owner, Jack Johnson, attends all meetings with the homeowner and stays on-site till the homeowner is completely satisfied with the work. \n\nWe have 4 very experienced crews with over 400 fence builds completed. Weather your project includes wood, iron, masonry, or motorized gates, let us help make your outdoor vision come to life.

"Jason worked quickly to complete the repairs on my deck and shed. He was on time and asked questions and kept me informed of anything he saw that could be a problem."

"Extremely effective and efficient. Responded to request immediately. The finished product (deck stained) was beautiful."

"I met Dennis, the owner of Roll City Painting, when I was looking for someone to repair the trim around my garage door. I did not realize at the time that instead of a repairman, I needed a painter, and a good one. Mine is a brick house, over 20 years old. One thing led to another and I realized that not just the garage door, but all the trim around the house needed attention and a few other things besides. The crew at Roll City Painting did the entire house trim, re-stained a fence which badly needed re-staining, re-stained a pergola to match, painted a concrete patio, and even rebuilt four exterior decorative shutters that were beginning to disintegrate. The crew was competent and careful, and went out of their way to make sure it was all done right and to make sure I was satisfied. All in all, I would highly recommend this company."

"My results were kind of disappointing. I have a seven year old cedar fence that had never been stained before and it was starting to show its age and was gray and moldy in places. From researching the water-based stains, it looked like a water-based stain would last longer than an oil-based stain, so I picked the Behr fence and deck stain (in chocolate brown). The day before the stain was applied, a guy came by and pressure-cleaned and washed my fence. I got home right after he had left but there was dirt and mud all along the very bottom of the fence (on the 2" x 6" boards), so I had to get my water hose and rinse all of that dirt off, otherwise the paint would not stick to the dirt. The next day he applied the paint (no complaints there) but since then, the paint has been flaking off here and there. If I bump the fence with my rake handle or where squirrels are climbing up the fence or just anywhere you touch the fence, the paint flakes off. I talked to a guy in the Home Depot paint dept. and he said that I really should have lightly sanded the fence before applying the stain because he said the wood fibers stand up over time and if you don’t sand them off first, the paint doesn’t stick as well as it should but he admitted that very few people are going to sand the fence. He also thought that turning up the pressure washer to a higher setting might remove the wood fibers, where the paint would stick better. Anyway, I don't think the pressure cleaning and washing was done correctly. I know that for sure because there was dirt all along the bottom of the fence that should have been rinsed off but wasn't. I don't think the pressure washer was turned up high enough but I have no way of proving that."