Binford Supply

Fence-product manufacturing and contractor-focused distribution have shaped this family business since its establishment in 1950 in a suburb of Dallas, Texas. Founded by Jim and Doris Binford as a business intended for the next generation, Binford Supply later welcomed Jim’s son-in-law, Rick Istre, in December 1972. Rick and Steve Stanley became partners in 2007, continuing the company’s family-business tradition.

Operations at the Balch Springs facility include chain link weaving, custom wood staining, wood fence panel construction, and gate fabrication. These capabilities support fence contractors seeking manufactured components and a range of related fencing products. The company has expanded through manufacturing and distribution locations serving cities across Texas, Oklahoma, and Colorado.

Products and manufacturing

The supplied product range covers several fencing systems, components, and access-related lines:

• Wood fencing products
• Chain link fencing products
• Pipe and tube
• Ornamental fencing products
• Access controls
• Vinyl fencing products
• Agricultural fencing products
• Trex fencing

Manufacturing work complements these product lines with wood treatment and assembly processes, woven chain link production, and fabricated gates. Customers should confirm current product availability, dimensions, specifications, pricing, delivery terms, and return conditions before ordering.

Distribution services

Distribution options include direct truckload and railcar supply, jobsite delivery, and will-call collection for fence contractors. These arrangements can support different order sizes and project requirements, subject to the service coverage and capabilities of the relevant location. Contractors should confirm the required materials, delivery destination, order scope, timeline, price, and related service details directly with the business.

The Balch Springs operation functions within a wider network of Texas distribution points, including Arlington, Austin, Carrollton, Denton, Katy, McKinney, North Houston, Odessa, San Antonio, and South Houston. This network sits alongside the company’s manufacturing activities and its operations in Oklahoma and Colorado. Specific inventory, manufacturing capacity, collection arrangements, and delivery coverage may vary by location, so customers can verify these details for each project before placing an order.