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Fence gallery

Every photograph here is a fence our crews built in San Diego County. No stock imagery, no renderings, no borrowed portfolios.

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Wood, vinyl, iron, chain link, ranch rail, and gates

See a style you want? Note the caption and mention it when you call — these are the names our customers and crews actually use.

Picture frame wood fence with latticeWood

Privacy board on board picture frame wood fenceWood

Black ornamental iron along a property lineIron

Tan privacy vinyl along a side yardVinyl

4-rail horse corral fence with 2x6 capRanch

White 3-rail ranch rail along a driveRanch

Wood double drive gate across a drivewayGates

Galvanized chain link with a drive gateChain Link

Neat clean lines and gaps between boardsCraft

Setting new pressure-treated posts after removing the old fenceProcess

Iron fence above a block retaining wallIron

Galvanized chain link along a hillside lineChain Link

Picture frame wood fence with metal postsWood

Good neighbor style dog ear wood fenceWood

What to look for in these photos

Anyone can stand boards up in a line. The details that decide whether a fence is still straight in ten years are the ones worth looking for: consistent gaps between boards, a cap rail that runs level across an uneven grade, posts plumb and evenly spaced, and gates that sit square in their opening instead of dragging.

Look at how our fences step down a slope. Look at the gate hardware. Those are the places where corner-cutting shows up first, and they are the reason a lot of our work comes from people whose last fence did not last.

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Neat clean lines and consistent gaps between boards on a finished wood fence

Consistent board gaps and a level cap line — the detail our customers photograph most.

Want one of these in your yard?

Tell us which photo caught your eye. We will come out, measure, and give you a written price for free.

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