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Material Restrictions: Lewisville vs Little Elm

How do material restrictions rules compare between Lewisville, TX and Little Elm, TX?

Lewisville and Little Elm have similar restriction levels.

Lewisville, TX

Denton County

Some Restrictions

Lewisville permits wood, chain link, wrought iron, vinyl, masonry, and composite fencing in residential areas. Barbed wire, razor wire, and electric fences are prohibited in residential zones. Corrugated metal and scrap material fences are not allowed.

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Little Elm, TX

Denton County

Some Restrictions

Little Elm Ch. 106 governs fence materials. Barbed wire and electric fences prohibited in residential zones. Chain link banned for pool enclosures. HOAs often specify approved materials.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactLewisvilleLittle Elm
ApprovedWood, chain link, iron, vinyl, masonry, composite-
ProhibitedBarbed wire, razor wire, electric, corrugated metal-
Scrap MaterialsNot permitted as fencing-
Masonry Over 4 ftMay require engineering and permit-
ColorNot regulated by city (HOA may restrict)-
Barbed Wire-Prohibited in residential zones
Electric Fences-Prohibited in residential zones
Chain Link-Allowed side/rear; not for pools
Common Materials-Wood, wrought iron, masonry
HOAs-Often specify materials and colors

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Lewisville FAQ

What fence materials are allowed in Lewisville?

Wood, chain link, wrought iron, vinyl, masonry, and composite fencing materials are permitted in residential areas. Barbed wire, razor wire, electric fences, corrugated metal, and scrap materials are prohibited.

Can I build a chain link fence in Lewisville?

Yes. Chain link fences with or without privacy slats are permitted under city code. However, some HOA covenants prohibit or restrict chain link fencing, so check your deed restrictions.

Little Elm FAQ

Can I use chain link fencing in Little Elm?

Chain link is generally allowed for side and rear yard fences in residential areas. However, it is prohibited for new swimming pool enclosures and many HOAs do not allow it.

What fence materials are prohibited?

Barbed wire and electrified fences are prohibited in residential zones. Razor wire is restricted to industrial areas. Check your HOA for additional material requirements.

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