Completed project · Plano, Texas · October 2026
Cedar Privacy Entrance Gate in Plano
Duncan’s Fence & Gates of North Dallas replaced an open metal entrance in Plano with a 7-foot cedar privacy entrance and pedestrian gate. A metal frame supports the cedar, while dark walnut stain and mechanical keyless entry complete the entrance.
Before and after


What we installed
| Location | Plano, Texas |
|---|---|
| Completed | October 2026 |
| Height | 7 feet |
| Construction | Metal frame, cedar pickets and cedar 2×4s |
| Finish | Dark walnut stain |
| Entry | Pedestrian gate with mechanical keyless entry |
Privacy and everyday pedestrian access
The original open entrance left views through the gate. Cedar infill changes that entrance into a privacy boundary while retaining a walk-through gate. The metal frame and cedar components are part of the same installation, so the gate and adjoining privacy section have a coordinated appearance.
This project uses a manually operated pedestrian gate with a mechanical keyless lock. It does not use an automatic driveway gate operator. If your project includes vehicle entry, see our automatic driveway gate installation service for sliding and swing-gate options.
Planning a cedar gate for your property
Start with photos of both sides of the entrance, the approximate opening width and your city or ZIP code. Tell us the privacy height you want, whether an existing gate needs to be removed and how you want people to enter. We can discuss the frame, cedar layout, finish and entry hardware together.
The dimensions and finish shown here describe this completed Plano project. Your installation scope depends on the opening, existing supports and requested design. Explore our cedar fence installation and replacement service if you also need a new fence line.
Plan your Plano fence or gate installation
Send photos and a brief description of your project to start the estimate process.
Project details provided by Manuel Quintana, owner of Duncan’s Services. Published October 29, 2026. See more Dallas-area projects.