Frisco permits wood, wrought iron, vinyl, and masonry fencing. Chain link is prohibited in front yards of residential districts. Barbed wire and electric fencing are restricted to agricultural zones.
Frisco Zoning Code lists approved residential fence materials: cedar, pressure-treated wood, wrought iron, tubular steel, vinyl, composite, masonry, and stone. Chain link is prohibited in front yards and in most PD districts. Many Frisco HOAs further restrict to board-on-board cedar with specific stain colors.
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