According to a 2021 study by the International Casual Furnishings Association, nearly 90% of Americans say that having an outdoor space to enjoy as part of their home is more important than ever. In fact, demand for outdoor living spaces has been on the rise for years, due largely to pandemic conditions and the stay-at-home movement. Often, these outdoor living spaces include privacy fences, which provide both home and business owners with protection, privacy, safety, and even noise cancelation.
As a fencing contractor in the Dallas area, you probably already know how popular privacy fences have become. You also know that building and maintaining those privacy fences are of utmost importance. After all, craftsmanship still matters these days. Unfortunately, building a gate or decorative fence from the ground up is easier said than done. One wrong mistake or even an incorrect piece of hardware can affect customer satisfaction. With so much on the line, many contractors are now using custom fence pieces and fence kits to serve their clients with high-quality, long-lasting privacy fences.
When it comes to the best privacy fence kit in Euless, TX, few can compete with Perimtec products. Unlike many fencing companies, we provide a unique approach to fencing that allows you to design without limitations. Our innovative fencing systems enable you to customize the fence's height, width, frame color, infill material, direction of infill material, and gate kit combinations. As a result, you get fencing that perfectly matches your architectural design and landscaping vision while ensuring the beauty and durability you expect from Perimtec fences and gates.
At Perimtec, we're proud to provide modern privacy fencing solutions designed to fit the style and aesthetic of your home or business in Dallas, Tx. We deliver quality, long-lasting solutions to a range of clients, including:
In order to provide our clients with the high-quality fence kits and custom fence panels they love, we scour the world to find the most amazing fence products available and deliver them to our customers with the highest level of service possible. In fact, at Perimtec, great customer service is at the heart of everything we do. When you purchase fence kits, custom fence panels in Euless, TX, or any other fence product from our business, you'll work directly with a highly trained member of our team to ensure that your needs are met. No ifs, ands, or buts.
We're proud to provide custom fence products to customers all over the Dallas Metro area. Whether you're a homeowner, contractor, commercial property owner, architect, or in the construction industry, we have a personalized solution you can count on. That's the Perimtec difference.
Now that you know a little bit about our fence equipment company, let's move on to what you're really here for: privacy fencing that looks great and lasts for years to come.
With a metal frame fence kit from Perimtec, you can say goodbye to old, ordinary wood fences and say hello to a truly better fence system.
FenceTrac is a highly durable metal frame fence system that provides exceptional strength and a wide range of options to achieve the desired look for your property. With a FenceTrac fence kit, you have the freedom to create your own fence style by inserting any infill into the metal fence frame. In doing so, you can design a unique fence that complements the aesthetics of your client's property, whether they own a home or a corporate campus. Plus, FenceTrac lasts much longer than an average wooden fence, making it a cost-effective investment on multiple levels.
Some of the infill options to choose from as part of your fence kit include:
One of the biggest reasons why fence contractors in Metro Dallas, TX, choose fence kits from Perimtec is that they're fast and simple to assemble. Gone are the days of needing to screw and hammer hundreds of nails and screws to construct a long-lasting fence. With our fence kits, infill materials slide right into U-shaped rails, making installation a breeze and freeing up more of your time to serve other customers.
Some key features of our fence kits include:
Typical FenceTrac installations FenceTrac requires just four bolts per panel, along with self-tapping screws to attach Post Trac side rails to each post. All required hardware is included with the product.
Maintenance of FenceTrac fences is easy and hassle-free. If a piece of infill material gets damaged, simply remove the top rail and slide out the old piece and replace it with a new one. Plus, FenceTrac's patented U-channel metal fence frames are made from galvanized 18-gauge steel which provides superior strength and durability. Trac mounting points come with slotted holes that allow for easy field alignment and assembly.
A standard fence kit includes: 1) Top Trac, (1) Bottom Trac, (2) Post Trac siderails (for post mount) and hardware to assemble metal components. Top & bottom rails are available in 72" or 96" lengths. Siderails are available to accommodate 48", 72" or 96" panel heights.
Looking for a fence kit with gate in Euless, TX? At Perimtec TX, we can provide you with a complete metal frame fence kit, which includes:
If your customer has specific requirements for their project, we also offer custom fence panels and gates, allowing you to meet their fence needs and exceed expectations with our quality fence supplies.
Having a fence without a gate is sort of like having a fast car with no doors. It looks great, but without the functionality of a door, it's a little difficult to enjoy. As a fencing contractor in the Dallas Metro area, you know that your job may start with a custom fence, and then evolve into a project that includes a gate and other features. If you're looking for a quality fence kit with gate, we've got you covered.
Our gate kits come with everything you need to build a fence gate that matches the style of your customer's property. The gate frame itself is made of modern-looking black metal and features a channel that can accommodate nearly any type of custom fence panels in Euless, TX. We're talking infill materials like:
Whether you prefer a metal & wood gate, a metal & bamboo gate, a metal & vinyl gate, or any other type of gate design, our gate kits will work perfectly for you.
You may wonder, "Why can't I just build an ordinary wooden gate?" Traditional gates are certainly still popular, but if your customer is looking for the perfect mix of style and longevity, it's hard to beat a metal gate fence kit from Perimtec. That's especially true in Metro Dallas, TX, where weather conditions and other factors make metal gate fencing a smart choice.
Ordinary gates are problematic because they are typically mounted to walls or fences made entirely of wood or wood with a flimsy metal frame. Unfortunately, these gates don't last long, and it is common to see them sagging or rotting within 5-7 years of installation. This means that you may need to replace or repair the gate several times over.
Perimtec gate systems are different. With our heavy-duty aluminum construction, along with durable components, you can build a gate that stands the test of time. The bottom line? Our metal gate frames create a better gate that lasts longer than traditional wooden or metal-framed gates.
Fence contractors use our gate kits for many different projects and applications because they have the ability to attach a new gate directly to walls or masonry fences.
Our gates are a perfect match for concrete block walls, block fences, stone walls, slump block, CMU, stucco, and stone. Working on a wooden fence but need a metal gate? Our metal gate frame kits are made so that you can easily install them onto the wooden fence with which you're working.
Perimtec Pro Tip: If you're looking to attach a metal gate to an existing wooden fence, we recommend using metal posts to mount the gate, which provides a much sturdier foundation.
Fencing company owners use our metal gate kits to create:
Our gate kits have a robust aluminum frame design, making them perfect for low-cost double driveway swing gate construction. You can power them with an automatic gate opener or leave them manually operated for easy opening-the choice is yours. You can also add a double fence gate to your privacy fence to provide convenient access for your boat, mower, trailer, pool pump, utility equipment, or other backyard items.
Having access to a wide range of privacy fence infill materials is great for both you and your customers in the Metro Dallas area. You have the opportunity to provide infill material variety, and your customer gets to enjoy the fence of their dreams every day.
The FenceTrac system by Perimtec has gained a reputation as the most versatile fence system in the world, thanks to its ability to accommodate a wide range of infill material options. With its strong U-shaped channel frame, the system can hold any rigid infill material up to one inch thick, including metal, wood, PVC, composite, bamboo, welded wire, and more. As your one-stop fencing partner, Perimtec is proud to offer a variety of infill options, along with numerous fence stain and sealant options, so you can customize your client's fence to their liking.
A few of the most popular custom fence panels we provide include:
Don't see the infill material you're in search of? Contact Perimtec today to learn more about fence panel options and whether we have the material you're after. It would be our pleasure to help with all of your fence and gate needs.
Building a fence for the first time is no easy task. In fact, one of the most common fence-building mistakes stems from a lack of experience. However, even experienced fencing contractors can make mistakes or misremember best practices learned over time. Fortunately, a privacy fence kit in Euless, TX from Perimtec TX is easy to assemble, making the job enjoyable for both pros and DIY first-timers. Whether you're a first-time fencing homeowner or a seasoned contractor, keep these tips in mind.
When installing a fence, you've got to be consistent and make sure that your post holes are deep enough. Rushing through the installation process and making the post holes too shallow can weaken the fence. Typically, you'll need to dig holes between 30 inches and 36 inches deep, depending on the type of fence. If the holes aren't deep enough, the fence may start to lean or even fall over completely. That's why it's so important to take your time and dig your post holes to the appropriate depth.
Whether you encounter this issue or not largely depends on your yard or the area where you're building a fence. One of the most difficult parts of building a fence by yourself is to consider the minor changes in elevation while placing the posts. To keep the fence line straight, you must figure out the difference in rise and fall for each section of your yard
Installing a fence on your neighbor's property can be a costly and frustrating mistake. Your neighbor has the legal right to ask you to remove the fence if it's on their land. To avoid such issues, we recommend confirming your property line before you start the installation process. You should also consider leaving a 12-inch barrier just to be safe. The goal here is to build a beautiful, useful fence, not to create more expenses for yourself.
You should know that not every type of fence is allowed in the Metro Dallas region. Before installing a fence, be sure that you adhere to any height limitations and boundary requirements. Depending on your location, some places may permit fencing on a property line, while others may require an offset. In addition to verifying your local zoning laws, you should also check with your local Homeowner's Association (HOA) as they may have strict guidelines on the types of fences (and sometimes the colors) you can build. If you're building a pool fence, it's essential to ensure that your fence complies with local and/or state safety codes.
When installing a gate, measuring the area accurately and accounting for any hardware deductions is important. Also, make sure to install sturdy hinge posts from which to hang the gate. You should also check the ground below the gate to ensure it is level. If the ground isn't level, make sure the far end of the gate is positioned high enough off the ground to allow movement. To make your life easier, consider a gate frame kit from Perimtec, which comes with everything you need to build a stylish yet functional fence gate.
At Perimtec, we're passionate about reimagining the fencing industry in Dallas, TX. Unlike traditional wood fencing, privacy fence kits and fence panels from Perimtec will last years with little to no maintenance. We're proud to offer tools and resources to help fencing professionals just like you grow in the fencing industry. With your hard work and our easy-to-install fencing systems, the sky is the limit of your success.
Plus, products from Perimtec are guaranteed by the best warranties on the market, which gives you better job security and your customers enhanced peace of mind. Contact our office today to schedule a consultation and experience the difference that expertise and craftsmanship can make.
Class 6A No. 9-ranked Euless Trinity welcomes Midland Lee to town Friday night.The Trojans feature one of the top players in the country in John Meredith III.The junior cornerback is the No. 5 recruit in the Class of 2027, according to 247Sports. He’s the No. 1 cornerback in the country and the No. 2 recruit in Texas.He currently has 40 offers and will go wherever he wants when he decides.Out of 100 on 247Sports Composite, Meredith III has a score of .99986.That means he’s pretty damn good....
Class 6A No. 9-ranked Euless Trinity welcomes Midland Lee to town Friday night.
The Trojans feature one of the top players in the country in John Meredith III.
The junior cornerback is the No. 5 recruit in the Class of 2027, according to 247Sports. He’s the No. 1 cornerback in the country and the No. 2 recruit in Texas.
He currently has 40 offers and will go wherever he wants when he decides.
Out of 100 on 247Sports Composite, Meredith III has a score of .99986.
That means he’s pretty damn good.
The Trojans also have a pair of current D-I recruits.
Offensive lineman Pupunagatoa Katoa is committed to SMU. Running back Juntavious “JT” Harris is headed to Texas State.
The two teams met twice last year, with Trinity winning in Week 2, 63-45 and then winning in the playoffs, 52-22.
Midland Lee was actually Midland Legacy last year. The board of education voted to return to Midland Lee in August, according to an article on the Texas Tribune. The name change takes effect in the 2026-27 school year, but the Rebels have helmets that say Lee in this game.
The high school was named after Robert E. Lee, but was changed 5 years ago.
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1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | FINAL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Lee | 3 | 0 | 7 | 6 | |
Trinity | 7 | 7 | 7 | 7 |
Trinity forces a punt on the first drive of the game.
Trojans convert on 4th down to keep drive alive by a keeper by Mack Lineweaver
TOUCHDOWN: Keondre Dixon rush for 15 yards for a score. 5:45. Euless Trinity 7, Midland Lee 0
BIG PLAY: Levi Martinez with a 54-yard KOR to the Trojans' 30-yard line.
FIELD GOAL: Steven Verastegui 26-yard FG gives the Rebels points. 5:15 left. Trinity 7, Lee 3
Midland tries onside kick after score but Trinity recovers it
Punt pins the Rebels at the 1-yard line
Midland Lee punts and the ball goes 8 yards. Trinity takes over with 8:55 left in 2nd at the 19-yard line. Short field.
Trinity going with Zorian Palmore at QB now. Lineweaver started
TURNOVER! Trinity comes up short on 4th down on an incomplete pass. Despite starting at the 19, the Trojans come up empty.
Pass interference on Midland Lee gives Trojans the ball at the 31-yard line. 2:36 left in 1st half
TOUCHDOWN! Dixon with his 2nd score of the night. 31 yards on that one. Trinity 14, Lee 3. 2:03 left in 2nd
Midland goes for onside kick and Trinity recovers at 42.
Mack Lineweaver to Kohen Fiefia for a 35-yard gain. Trinity at the 6-yard line now.
TOUCHDOWN: Lineweaver hits Brendon Cary for a 6-yard touchdown with 8:50 to play. Euless Trinty 21, Lee 3
TOUCHDOWN! Rebels get on the board for the first time since the 1st quarter. QB JP Reyes with a 27-yard touchdown pass to Ja'Braylen Anders. 1:23 left. 21-10, Euless in front still
For the third time, Midland tries an onside kick. Trinity's Jaylon Donaldson swats it out of bounds like he's Dikembe. (Google that if you don't know what I mean)
TURNOVER! Trey Jefferson with a pick for Midland Lee. 7 seconds left in 3rd. Ball will be at the Trinity 42-yard line but the guys in black and white are talking.
Unsportsmanlike on Midland Lee. Ball goes back to the Rebels' side of the ball. Penalty post possession change.
TOUCHDOWN: 35 seconds into the 4th, Zorian Palmore with a 46-yard TD run and the Trojans extend the lead. 28-10. 11:25 to play
Great rendition of "I Want It That Way" by the Euless Trinity student body after the song ended coming out of a timeout break.
Meredith just broke up a play at the goal line, but the top recruit is still down in the end zone. 8:30 to play
Rebels hanging round. Reyes to Nic Moore goes for 38 yards. Roughing the passer on the play gives the Rebels the ball at the 1.
TOUCHDOWN! Moore with 1-yard TD run. 7:58. Trinity up 28-16 now. Lee going for two
Caleb Adom with PBU on 2-point conversion for Trinity. Still 28-16.
Midland Lee calls a timeout before kickoff. I'd assume it's an onside kick because that is all they have done tonight.
Saood Elhussein recovers the onside kick for Trinity. 7:44 left and the ball at midfield for the Trojans.
Midland gets the ball back with 5 minutes to go
Reyes to Moore for 18-yard gain. Ball at the Trinity 41. The Rebels are hanging around
Jinxed it apparently. INT by Chayce Davis with 4:13 left. Trojans ball at the 17-yard line. I'd imagine a few runs and get out of here before a storm hits
Lee calls a timeout with 2:05 to play. And just saw a lightning strike to the south of us
33-yard pass by Lineweaver to Feifia
Victory formation. 1:30 and running. That'll do it
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Dixon had a pair of touchdowns on 61 yards rushing to help Trinity move to 2-0 on the year.
A safety-turned-running back, he scored on the Trojans' first possession and added another score in the second quarter.
The Trojans got a third-quarter touchdown pass from Mack LIneweaver to Brendon Cary, which made it 21-3 at the time.
Lee had the ball down by 12 with 5 minutes to go but turned the ball over.
This is a paid press release. Contact the press release distributor directly with any inquiries.FORT WORTH, Texas, August 12, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Fort Worth-based Corinth Land Co. has further strengthened its North Texas industrial portfolio with the acquisition of the South Airport Circle Business Park, located at 1131 South Airport Circle, Euless, TX 76040. The 19,000 square-foot, multi-tenant industrial flex property is fully leased and marks Corinth’s third acquisition in the Euless area.The transaction clos...
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FORT WORTH, Texas, August 12, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Fort Worth-based Corinth Land Co. has further strengthened its North Texas industrial portfolio with the acquisition of the South Airport Circle Business Park, located at 1131 South Airport Circle, Euless, TX 76040. The 19,000 square-foot, multi-tenant industrial flex property is fully leased and marks Corinth’s third acquisition in the Euless area.
The transaction closed on August 1, 2025 with financing provided by Tim Whitlock at Pinnacle Bank of Cleburne and equity from Corinth Land Co.
"This acquisition represents a strategic expansion of our industrial flex portfolio in Euless, where we already maintain a substantial presence," commented Danny Peters, broker of record for Corinth Land Co. "The property was sourced off-market, allowing us to secure a fully stabilized, multi-tenant asset in one of the most supply-constrained infill submarkets in the DFW region. Opportunities of this caliber rarely come to market, so we appreciate our strong local relationships that were instrumental in making this transaction possible."
The South Airport Circle Business Park is located just minutes from DFW International Airport and offers immediate access to major transportation corridors, making it a prime location for industrial tenants seeking proximity and convenience.
The acquisition underscores Corinth’s strategic focus on high-performing submarkets across North Texas. Founded in 2006 by Paun Peters, the company initially specialized in oil and gas surface sites and easements in the Barnett Shale before pivoting to commercial and residential real estate investments across Texas and North America.
"This was a highly calculated addition to our portfolio. The asset’s infill location and stabilized tenancy align perfectly with our long-term investment strategy in Euless, where we’ve built significant operational scale," said Corinth Land Co President Paun Peters. "Integrating this property enhances our operational efficiency and market momentum. We acted quickly to capitalize on an off-market opportunity that complements our existing footprint."
For more information, visit www.corinthland.com.
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Texas high school football is getting underway, and last night featured a prime matchup between defending state champion North Crowley and Trinity Euless in the first official scrimmage of the fall. With multiple five-star prospects and a lot of young talent on display, there were plenty of eyes on a wide range of players. Here’s the latest intel and notes on some of the top talent in the state of Texas.When it comes to premier talent in Texas’ incoming junior class, the first name that comes to mind is 2027 Euless (TX) Tr...
Texas high school football is getting underway, and last night featured a prime matchup between defending state champion North Crowley and Trinity Euless in the first official scrimmage of the fall. With multiple five-star prospects and a lot of young talent on display, there were plenty of eyes on a wide range of players. Here’s the latest intel and notes on some of the top talent in the state of Texas.
When it comes to premier talent in Texas’ incoming junior class, the first name that comes to mind is 2027 Euless (TX) Trinity five-star cornerback John Meredith III — and for good reason.
A consensus top-10 prospect nationally, Meredith has the size, instincts, and skill set to develop into an elite defensive back, not just at the college level, but potentially in the NFL one day.
The premier defensive back prospect already holds offers from nearly every major program in the country, but sources indicate Texas A&M has captured some early momentum in his recruitment.
Coaches on hand last night raved that he’s the kind of player who could step in and contribute to any program right away. Texas is also pushing hard, and this one has the early makings of another high-profile Lone Star State battle.
2026 Euless (TX) Trinity three-star offensive lineman and SMU commit Pupungatoa Katoa was a prospect who unexpectedly caught my eye while I was there last night.
Texas A&M offered early and kept in touch, intrigued by his potential on the interior, but SMU ultimately stood out the most in his recruitment. He projects as a more than serviceable piece for the Mustangs up front in the future.
We all saw what North Crowley accomplished last season, with a 16-0 run with wins over DeSoto, Duncanville, Westlake, Allen, and several other state powerhouses on the way to a title, but the talent stands out even more when you see it up close.
2026 North Crowley (TX) four-star offensive lineman and Texas pledge John Turntine continues to show why he’s my favorite offensive lineman in the state. Whether he ends up playing tackle full-time in Austin or slides inside, he projects as a highly productive piece up front.
I caught up with him post-game, and while he admitted the Aggies were high on his list before committing, his trust in Texas OL coach Kyle Flood ultimately sealed the deal. He doesn’t plan to take any additional visits at the moment, though it didn’t seem like that door is completely closed just yet.
They also have a pair of impressive safeties in 2026 North Crowley (TX) three-star and Texas Tech commit Aaron Bradshaw and 2027 North Crowley (TX) three-star Texas A&M offer Elijajuan Houston, who go together really well.
Bradshaw stood out thanks to a rare blend of athleticism and mobility that pairs seamlessly with his impressive size — and if he’s not on the field, odds are he’s standing on a bench somewhere. Several coaches raved about him to me this week, and it’s easy to see what Joey McGuire and his staff recognized in him.
North Crowley also features a pair of Texas A&M offers at receiver in 2028 prospects Hayden Green and Damarion Mays.
Both made strong impressions, but Mays has already been mentioned as an early candidate to be the top receiver in his class. While Texas A&M has his attention, I get the sense Texas is in a strong position early with him eyeing another visit sometime this season. Oregon and LSU are the two programs he’s still waiting on an offer from, and both would be major factors in his recruitment.
Green, meanwhile, is an intriguing target with elite size for the position, moving between wide receiver and tight end depending on the package. His recruitment is starting to pick up, and he has the tools to be another standout offensive weapon down the line. A visit to College Station is something he’d like to make happen this season.
ESPN’s “SportsCenter” is bringing a national spotlight to Texas high school football.As part of the 50 States in 50 Days tour, “SportsCenter” anchors will attend a scrimmage between North Crowley and Euless Trinity at Crowley ISD Stadium in Fort Worth on Thursday. Varsity kickoff is slated for 7 p.m., and the junior varsity will start at 5 p.m.With the tour, ESPN is highlighting a mix of iconic venues, “hometown hidden gems” and culturally significant events. The tour showcases a mix of...
ESPN’s “SportsCenter” is bringing a national spotlight to Texas high school football.
As part of the 50 States in 50 Days tour, “SportsCenter” anchors will attend a scrimmage between North Crowley and Euless Trinity at Crowley ISD Stadium in Fort Worth on Thursday. Varsity kickoff is slated for 7 p.m., and the junior varsity will start at 5 p.m.
With the tour, ESPN is highlighting a mix of iconic venues, “hometown hidden gems” and culturally significant events. The tour showcases a mix of live on-site shows and storytelling segments.
North Crowley, the 2024 Class 6A Division I state champion, will represent Texas under the national spotlight. ESPN anchor Hannah Storm will be in attendance and will broadcast live from 5 to 6 p.m. CDT.
North Crowley head coach Ray Gates, senior offensive lineman John Turntine III and Texas Rangers pitcher Nathan Eovaldi will join the show.
“It is an honor,” Gates said. “We don’t take this lightly. There are a lot of worthy teams in the state of Texas. With this 50 States in 50 Days tour, they could have chosen anybody. And they called us and they wanted us to represent the state of Texas. That was an awesome phone call.”
Euless Trinity, ranked No. 14 in 6A by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football, is a worthy opponent with tons of high-profile talent to showcase, including junior five-star defensive back John Meredith III. Trinity head coach Aaron Lineweaver said it’s a great opportunity for the athletes, the program and HEB ISD.
“They deserve [the national spotlight], and it’s a once-in-a-lifetime chance to get on ‘SportsCenter,’” Lineweaver said. “I don’t think they know how big it is. One day they’ll look back and know it was pretty special to play for Trinity.”
Gates said the event will benefit everyone involved, and he emphasized that it’s an excellent opportunity for Crowley ISD.
“It’s an awesome opportunity to showcase all that we’re doing,” Gates said. “Not just in football, but also the new groundbreaking indoor track facility that we’re building. All of the new construction that is happening on our campus and on Crowley’s campus. We are blazing a path on this side of the Metroplex — not only in athletics but academics as well.”
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