Fence Installation in San Diego County
Wood, vinyl, aluminum, and iron fencing installed by a licensed crew. Matched to your gate so the whole run reads as one job.
Fencing that holds up in this climate
San Diego is hard on fences in specific ways: sun on the south side, salt air near the coast, and dry heat inland. Material choice matters more here than the brochure suggests, so we talk through where your property sits before recommending one.
Wood Fencing
Redwood and cedar, board-on-board or dog-ear. Warm and private, and the most common choice for back yards.
Vinyl Fencing
No painting, no staining, and it does not warp. A practical pick for anyone who does not want to maintain a fence.
Aluminum Fencing
Powder-coated and rust-resistant. The usual answer for pool enclosures and for coastal properties where iron corrodes.
Wrought Iron
Ornamental iron for front yards and perimeters. Best inland, where salt air is not working against it.
Pool-Code Fencing
Heights, gaps, and self-closing self-latching gates that meet California pool barrier requirements.
Matching Gates
Pedestrian and driveway gates built in the same material so the fence line stays consistent.
How a fence job runs
We walk the line with you
We measure the run, look at grade changes, and note anything in the way. Slope is what turns a simple fence into a stepped or raked one.
We talk material and height
Coastal, inland, pool, or street frontage each point toward different materials. Height may be limited by city rules or an HOA.
You get a written quote
Materials, post count, gates, and removal of the old fence, listed out.
We set posts and build
Posts set in concrete and given time to cure before panels or boards go on. Skipping the cure is why fences lean a year later.
We hang the gates
Gates hung and latched last, adjusted so they swing clean and latch without lifting.
Questions we get asked
How tall can my fence be?
It depends on your city and whether the fence is in the front or back yard. Front yard fences are usually limited to around three to four feet and back yard fences to six. HOAs often add their own rules. We check before quoting.
Which material lasts longest near the coast?
Aluminum and vinyl. Salt air will find its way into wrought iron and into the fasteners on a wood fence. If you are within a few miles of the water, that is worth weighing.
Do you remove the old fence?
Yes. Removal and disposal is quoted as part of the job.
Do I need a permit?
Most standard residential fences under the height limit do not require one. Pool barriers, retaining walls, and taller fences often do. We will tell you which category yours falls into.
Can you match a fence to a gate you install?
Yes, and that is usually the better outcome. Building both at once means the material, height, and finish line up instead of almost lining up.
Other work we do
Planning a new fence?
Same-day availability. Written quote before we start. CSLB Lic# 1081105.