Top Rail Fence has Opened a Second Location in the Greater Houston Area in Texas

Top Rail Fence, the on-time professionals in fence design, quality, installation, and service, announced the opening of Brett and Tracy Bozeman’s Top Rail Fence Northwest Houston site.

The Bozemans held an inaugural ceremony on Tuesday at No Label Brewing Company in Katy, Texas, to kick off the grand opening of their new site.

“Fort Bend County is one of the fastest-growing areas in the United States and has been for the past 22 years,” said Brett Bozeman. “There are a lot of new families moving in, and they’re buying houses and need fencing. We want to be renowned as the place to go for all of their fencing needs.”

Because of the Bozeman Foundation’s charity efforts, the Bozeman family is already well known in the Houston and Katy communities. Tracy Bozeman has been an elected board member of a municipal utility corporation for almost seven years.

“We foresee ourselves continuing to be involved in area events like becoming high school sponsors or helping the community in other ways,” she says. “We have quite a large family and we’re interested in developing a legacy for the next generation.”

The Bozemans have spent their entire careers owning and operating several enterprises. Tracy Bozeman has worked in insurance for 22 years, while Brett Bozeman is a petroleum engineer who has headed enterprises in the oil and gas industry. Tracy Bozeman has lived in Houston for more than 19 years, and Brett Bozeman has lived there for the most of his life.

Top Rail Fence Northwest Houston is the state’s second franchise location, delivering top-tier quality and service to households and businesses around the region. Mark Thorn will be in charge of the Top Rail Fence Northwest Houston facility.

The fencing company provides aluminum, wood, and vinyl fencing for residential, commercial, and agricultural use. Top Rail Fence is part of HomeFront Brands’ expanding collection of home services franchisees.

“We’re very eager to get started and want the community to know we’re ready to build their fence tomorrow,” said Tracy Bozeman.