Jordan Ranch is a Johnson Development community with a Fulshear address, about a mile south of I-10, planned for about 3,000 homes and a school on site.
Who governs fences here
Johnson Development places Jordan Ranch in Fort Bend County. Its site lists hike-and-bike trails, pocket parks, a community farm and a pool complex called The Shed. We did not find the name of the association or published fence guidelines, so ask your closing documents or the sales office at 30757 Jordan Crossing Blvd.
A community with open space, a farm and larger lots may see both privacy fences and rail-style fences. Only your guidelines can say which are allowed.
| Who | Contact | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Jordan Ranch sales office | see jordanranchtexas.com | 30757 Jordan Crossing Blvd, Fulshear 77423 |
What to plan for in Jordan Ranch
- Get the association name and design guidelines before you choose a style.
- For rail or ranch styles, see ranch and split rail fences.
- Long side runs need strong posts.
About this area
Jordan Ranch is a Johnson Development community of about 1,350 acres in Fulshear, with a lazy-river pool, walking trails and a 1.5-acre community farm called Sunset Farm. The farm and open-space feel make a natural-wood or cedar look a popular fit, but only your design guidelines decide what is allowed. Nine builders work here, so fence details can differ between sections.
Fences we build in this area
See wood and cedar privacy, ornamental iron and aluminum, vinyl, pool fences, driveway gates and ranch and rail fences. For prices see what a fence costs in Katy, and for the approval process see the HOA guide and permits by jurisdiction. Our parent office page is 76fence.com/katy.



Sources and where to verify
Rules were checked on 19 September 2026 from the sources above and can change. Some facts come from directories or Wikipedia and are marked as such. Confirm with the association, city or county before you build.
Frequently asked questions
Is Jordan Ranch in Fulshear?
Can I use rail fencing?
Last reviewed September 2026. Local rules and prices change; confirm details with 76 Fence, your HOA and your city or county.