Built by family,
strengthened by our crews.

Our family moved from Kansas City to Houston in 2010. After moving here, my dad began working for a roofing contractor. Most days, he cleaned up debris, carried materials, and helped wherever he was needed. He was not the person installing the roof. He was the person doing the hard work behind the scenes and doing whatever it took to provide for our family.

After several years, he realized he could build something of his own.

Around 2015, he started L&K Fence Repair. The name L&K comes from my parents, Lorenzo and Kika. He began with only a few places to advertise and took on small fence repair jobs throughout the Houston area. Sometimes he worked alone, and when a project was larger, he brought someone he trusted to help him.

I was around 12 years old when my dad started bringing me along. I would go with him on Saturdays, summer breaks, and winter breaks to help with jobs. At that age, I would complain because I wanted to stay home, play, or spend time with my friends. I did not understand why he wanted me there or what those long, hot days were teaching me.

Looking back now, I am grateful he brought me with him. Those days taught me how to use tools, operate equipment, install fences, look people in the eye, stay disciplined, stay consistent, and take pride in honest work. More than anything, my father showed me that the way you treat people matters just as much as the work you leave behind.

After graduating high school, I was not sure what I wanted to do with my life. I worked in fast food and retail while my father continued running the business mostly by himself. For a while, I stayed away from fencing because I remembered the heat, the long days, and how physically demanding the work could be.

Eventually, I realized my father had already created something meaningful. I also saw that I could help him take it further. Since English was not his first language, I began helping with customer communication, estimates, scheduling, and planning projects.

What started as simply helping my father became something I truly loved.

As we began taking on full fence and gate installations instead of only repairs, we became L&K Wood Fence Services & More. The name changed. The way we work did not.

As the company grew, our crews became an important part of our story. They are hardworking people we know, trust, and work alongside, and they bring their own experience and dedication to every project. Many of them are also working to support their families and build a better future.

We are grateful for every crew member who represents L&K at a customer's home. Their effort allows us to serve more families while keeping the personal care the company was built on.

Today, we are proud to be a Mexican American family business serving Houston and the surrounding communities. We repair, replace, and install wood fences and gates. We also help with staining, pressure washing, lawn care, and other outdoor projects whenever our neighbors need us.

We never want L&K to feel like a large corporation. We want our customers to know who they are calling, recognize the people arriving at their home, and feel comfortable knowing their property is being cared for by people from the same community.

Many of our customers come from referrals, past clients, friends, family members, or neighbors who have seen our work nearby. That means a lot to us because every referral represents trust.

What began with my father working to provide for our family has grown into something that now supports other families and allows us to serve our community.

This is more than a business to us. It is our family, our crews, and our community building something together.