Houston Entrepreneurs Cameron and Abigail Sarage to Launch 76 FENCE Across Growing Pearland and Pasadena Markets

September 23, 2026 // Franchising.com // HOUSTON, Texas — 76 FENCEis continuing its expansion across Texas with new franchise owners Cameron and Abigail (Abby) Sarage, who will soon launch two territories serving the Southeast Houston market.

The husband-and-wife team will own and operate 76 FENCE Southeast Houston, serving homeowners and businesses throughout Pearland, Pasadena, Friendswood, Manvel, South Houston, Taylor Lake Village, Webster and surrounding communities. Their operation will be headquartered at 2880 Broadway Bend Drive, Building 3, in Pearland, Texas.

Both Houston-area natives, Cameron and Abby bring complementary professional experiences and a shared commitment to building a family business centered on integrity, communication, and customer service.

Cameron is a Houston-area native with a professional background that includes experience in organization, customer service, and operations. He plans to apply that experience to the day-to-day operations of 76 FENCE as the company begins serving homeowners and businesses throughout the region. Abby has a background in kinesiology and the clinical research industry. She is also an entrepreneur who operates a financial coaching business serving individuals and business owners. Together, the couple saw 76 FENCE as an opportunity to combine their strengths while creating something lasting for their family.

“What attracted us to 76 FENCE was the combination of the people, the culture, and the opportunity to build something that aligns with our values,” said Abby Sarage, co-owner and operator of 76 FENCE Southeast Houston. “From the beginning, it felt like a natural fit for our family and the future we’re working toward. We want to build a business that is known not only for quality work, but for honesty, transparency, and treating people with respect.”

The Sarages were drawn to Southeast Houston in part because of the continued residential and commercial development taking place across communities like Pearland, Pasadena, and the surrounding areas. As new neighborhoods take shape and families continue moving into the region, they see an opportunity to grow alongside the communities they serve.

Cameron and Abby plan to differentiate 76 FENCE Southeast Houston through a straightforward approach to customer service: communicate clearly, show up when promised, and deliver quality craftsmanship.

“Homeowners want to know they can trust the people working on their property,” said Cameron Sarage, co-owner and operator of 76 FENCE Southeast Houston. “For us, it comes down to doing the job right, keeping customers informed, and following through on what we promise. We want people to get straight answers, quality work, and an experience that makes the entire process as easy as possible.”

The couple’s focus on building lasting relationships aligns with 76 FENCE’s broader approach to bringing greater professionalism and consistency to the fencing industry.

“Cameron and Abby have a clear vision for the type of business they want to build and the reputation they want to earn in their community,” said Ed Samane, Chief Executive Officer of 76 FENCE. “Their commitment to integrity, communication, and taking care of people aligns extremely well with our brand. We’re excited to support them as they establish 76 FENCE as a trusted resource for homeowners and businesses throughout Southeast Houston.”

76 FENCE provides residential and commercial fencing solutions with an emphasis on quality craftsmanship, efficient service, and a seamless customer experience. The Sarages plan to bring that model to the local market while building an active presence within the communities they serve.

Community involvement will be an important part of their business. The couple hopes to support youth sports, family-oriented events, local churches, and other community organizations as their business grows.

“We’re not coming into these communities simply to complete projects and move on,” said Abby Sarage. “We want to put down roots here, get to know the families we serve and become a local business that people recognize, trust and recommend. For us, this is about building something that lasts, both for our family and for the place we call home.”

76 FENCE Southeast Houston will operate in the Southeast Houston area. The business has joined local business groups to engage with the community and is planning a community-oriented presence in the coming weeks. 

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