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SERVING ORANGE COUNTY & NORTH SAN DIEGO

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Online Measure Service:
Todays technology makes it easy for us to be able to measure your yard with aerial views and measuring software. We can simply measure your fence online and provide a free email quote. 

Custom Wood Fencing

Horizontal Wood Glass Hybrid

Clear Tempered Glass on top of Indonesian Hardwood planks. The view makes the fence. Many hours went into the creation of this beautiful design. Our team really nailed this one (pun intended). Any custom fence project big or small give us a call.

Architectural
Our customer had a wonderful idea that came to life. She wanted to have us attach a vertical pre-stained 2"x4" to an existing Stucco wall. Our master carpenter lead this project and created a one of a kind fence. This is a must see if your in San Clemente. If you have an idea, our skilled carpenters can make it a reality. 

Hillside Horizontal

One of the number one reasons we hear from  customers in need of a fence is "dogs". This rustic woodsy home has a long 100' steep driveway and the owner wanted a modern horizontal fence but with little space for the dogs to be encouraged to dig. The dogs now can roam freely across the entire property. The redwood boards go all the way to the ground with little to no gaps. The rich color of natural  Redwood fences make them wonderful for any yard.

Fiberon Composite

Have more time to do what you love on a Fiberon composite deck. A high-performance, eco-friendly wood alternative, Fiberon decking offers the warmth and appeal of natural hardwoods without all the time and expense of maintenance. Choose from a wide range of colors, finishes, and options to fit your style and budget. Never stain or paint your decking again Fiberon Decking frees you from the maintenance of wood.

SimTek Composite

Trex Composite

City Code Considerations

Each city has different rules in regards to how high you can build your fence and where fences can go. A majority of cities in Southern California (especially Orange County, Los Angeles, and San Diego) do not require a permit for fences as long as you follow their specific rules for fencing. Across the board, most cities in SoCal will allow you to build a fence up to 6’ high on the side and back of your property, and up to around 42” high for the front of the property. Fence height is traditionally measured from the side of the fence that has the higher grade.

Features That May Affect Cost
 

There's no such thing as a uniform price when it comes to the cost of fence installation. Here are a few features that may impact fence installation cost around your home:

• The Size of Your Yard - Large yards require more materials and incur more labor costs than smaller yards.

• Materials - Fencing is available in a variety of materials. Here's a list of the most commonly used types
  Natural & Pressure Treated Wood - Durable and ideal for traditional style homes.
  Metal & Chain Link Fencing - Whether iron, aluminum or classic chain link fencing, these materials are very durable and often cost-effective to install.
  Composite Fencing - Available in a range of looks and styles, composite fencing is strong, durable and an ideal pick for a designer-inspired home.
  Vinyl Fencing - Incredibly popular due to its durability and weather-resistant nature.

• Style - The fencing style you choose will impact your overall installation cost. Wood picket fences, for example, involve more time and require more care to install correctly. Additionally, special features, like a lattice top, will also impact overall installation costs. You'll need to get an estimate based on your style preferences and property needs.

• Labor - Certain areas, such as hilly or rocky spaces, may require additional removal tactics, skills and time, raising the cost.

• Geography - Installation prices vary by location. Tough terrain and difficult locations can increase the cost of fence installation.

Additional Considerations
 

• Installing a fence is often fairly simple; however there are some additional considerations to keep in mind. Remember that these are just a few considerations and that every construction project is unique.

• Permits: In some areas, you'll need to pay for construction permits to build a fence.

• Tear down/haul away existing fencing: These costs vary based on the amount of fencing and the weight of fencing to be removed. Tough terrain may increase these costs.

• Brush removal and landscaping: Tackling as much of this job on your own as possible will save you money.

• Gates: Single, double, sliding and customized gates are essential for many styles.

• Soil conditions and terrain: Installation areas with rocks, hills, poor soil or a hard dig may incur additional costs.

• Custom modifications: These may include custom vinyl color, fence modifications, custom gate styles, gate hardware, solar caps, decorative post caps and more.

• Property considerations: Make sure pets are secured inside your home or in an enclosed area away from the installation site. You'll also want to make sure that you block out time to be present during the first and last phase of the installation process.

• Lumber market conditions: The price of lumber is subject to market conditions, so installation cost can vary.

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