Wood & Privacy Fence Installation Los Angeles, CA 90034

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Los Angeles Fence Company has been installing and repairing fences across Los Angeles and the surrounding area since 2013. From the craftsman bungalows of the mid-basin to the wide post-war blocks and sloped lots that define the neighborhoods here, we know the specific challenges that come with building a fence that lasts in this climate.

Homeowners in Los Angeles (90034) call us because we show up, we listen to what you need, and we build fences that handle the soil shifts, salt air, wind exposure, and UV that come with living here. We are fully insured and an AFA Member Installer with the American Fence Association.

Fencing in Los Angeles: Soil, Slope, and the Details That Matter

Los Angeles spreads across terrain that changes sharply lot by lot. Some properties sit on alluvial sandy loam that drains clean; others face slope, poor drainage, or wind exposure that shifts the entire installation strategy. A fence line on a hillside lot calls for stepped installation and careful post spacing to handle the grade. A flat lot near the coast deals with salt air and damp that ages exposed wood and coating faster than inland UV would. Winter storms bring saturated ground and wind gusts that work a post loose if it was not set right from the start. The soil here shrinks and swells between the dry summers and wet winters, and that movement works a post loose over years if the footing was tamped rather than set in concrete.

We have been serving Los Angeles and the surrounding area since 2013. Every job we price and build from the lot itself, not from a regional template. That is the difference between a fence that fails in five years and one that holds for twenty.

Our services in Los Angeles

Wood & Privacy Fence Installation in Los Angeles · Wood privacy fencing is a staple across Los Angeles…
Vinyl & PVC Fence Installation in Los Angeles · Vinyl fencing suits the post-war tract homes ringing the Los Angeles basin…
Chain Link Fence Installation in Los Angeles · Chain link fencing works well on the flat…
Aluminum & Ornamental Iron Fencing in Los Angeles · Aluminum fencing with a wrought-iron look suits hillside lots around the Los…
Fence Repair in Los Angeles · Fence repair in Los Angeles often means resetting a post pulled loose by…
Storm Damage Fence Repair in Los Angeles · Santa Ana winds can rack a wood privacy fence or snap panels loose across the…
Fence Post Repair & Replacement in Los Angeles · Fence posts across Los Angeles lean for different reasons…
Gate Installation & Repair in Los Angeles · A gate on a Los Angeles fence often sags where drought has shrunk the soil away…
Automatic & Driveway Gates in Los Angeles · Automatic driveway gates suit the hillside and canyon lots ringing the Los…
Pool Fence Installation in Los Angeles · Pools are common across Los Angeles…
Fence Replacement & Removal in Los Angeles · Fence replacement in Los Angeles often starts with a wood run cracked loose by…
Fence Staining & Restoration in Los Angeles · Wood fences across Los Angeles dry out fast under year-round sun and autumn…
Commercial & Temporary Fencing in Los Angeles · Commercial and temporary fencing goes up fast on the flat job sites common…
Farm & Ranch Fencing in Los Angeles · Farm and ranch fencing shows up on the larger hillside and canyon properties…

How a Fence Job Works in Los Angeles

We start with a free on-site assessment. We walk the property, look at the soil, the slope, the existing utilities, and any HOA rules or city setback requirements that apply to your address. We talk through what you need, what the codes allow, and what makes sense for the long term. We call for a California 811 utility locate before we mark a single post hole, because the law requires it and because hitting a line stops the job and creates liability nobody wants.

The work itself is built to the lot. On a sloped property, we rack or step the fence based on the grade and what looks right. On a sandy lot near the coast, we set posts deeper in concrete and use pressure-treated pine or cedar that handles the salt air and damp. On a windy exposure, we brace the rails and space the posts closer. We use galvanized hardware and powder-coated fasteners where the salt air demands it. Board-on-board, side-by-side, cap and trim, tension bands for chain link, stretcher bars, anti-sag bracing on tall runs, self-closing self-latching hardware on gates, cantilever or V-track gates depending on the opening and the grade. We do the work right the first time so you do not have to call back.

We clean up as we go and leave your property clean. You get a final walkthrough, and we stand behind the work.

Fence pricing in Los Angeles depends on the material, the linear footage, the soil and slope, and whether you are starting fresh or repairing an existing line. A wood privacy fence runs from $34 per linear foot for a straightforward installation on level ground with standard post spacing and pressure-treated pine. Vinyl runs from $46 per foot. Chain link starts at $22 per foot. Aluminum and ornamental iron start at $52 per foot. A fence post repair or replacement starts at $525, and a full fence removal and replacement starts at $2,900. A gate installation or repair starts at $560, and an automatic driveway gate starts at $3,400. Storm damage assessment is free. Every estimate accounts for the actual site conditions, the code requirements for your neighborhood, and the materials that will hold up to the Los Angeles climate. Call us at (323) 859-1615 for a free estimate on your property.

✅ AFA Member Installer (American Fence Association), fully insured and bonded for work in Los Angeles and nearby areas.

My old privacy fence is leaning. Do I need to replace it, or can it be repaired?

A leaning fence often means a post has worked loose or rotted at the ground line. We assess whether the posts can be reset in concrete, whether individual posts need replacement, or whether the whole run has failed and replacement is the better spend. If the fence is structurally sound but just shifted, we can re-set the posts and brace the rails. If the posts are rotted or the frame is racked beyond recovery, replacement makes more sense than a repair that buys you two more years. We tell you honestly which it is.

What is the difference between a racked and stepped fence on a sloped lot?

A racked fence follows the slope of the ground, keeping the top and bottom rails parallel to the slope itself. A stepped fence maintains level horizontal rails and drops the post height in steps as the grade rises. Racked looks more natural on a gentle slope and is cheaper to build. Stepped looks cleaner on a steeper grade and handles drainage better. We walk your lot and recommend which one fits the slope and what you want the fence to do.

A winter storm knocked down a section of my fence. How do I file a claim, and can you help?

We can document the damage with photos and notes for your insurance claim. We assess whether the posts failed, the rails split, or the fasteners pulled loose, and we give you a clear repair or replacement estimate. Whether your policy covers storm damage is a question for your insurer, but we can help you get the information they need. Call us at (323) 859-1615 for a free damage assessment.

Does Los Angeles require a building permit for a new fence?

Permit rules vary across Los Angeles and the surrounding jurisdictions. Some areas require a permit for any fence over a certain height or in a front yard setback; others do not. Height limits, setback rules, and material restrictions also vary by neighborhood and are often set by HOA rules in master-planned communities. We check with your local building department and your HOA before we give you a final bid. You need to know what the code allows before you dig the first post hole.

My HOA says my fence has to be a specific color and material. How does that affect the cost?

HOA rules often govern height, material, and color in Los Angeles neighborhoods. If your HOA requires a specific material (like vinyl in a certain shade) or forbids board-on-board in favor of side-by-side, that changes the material cost and the labor. We work within whatever restrictions your HOA sets. The cost is the cost of the material and the installation method they require. We recommend getting HOA approval in writing before we start, so there are no surprises when we are done.

Are you fully insured for fence work in Los Angeles?

Yes. We are fully insured with general liability and workers' compensation coverage. We can provide a certificate of insurance on request. California law requires a C-13 Fencing Contractor license for fence work once a project reaches $1,000 in combined labor and materials or requires a building permit. Fence work in Los Angeles is regulated and bonded by the state, and we work within those requirements.

What should I do if my neighbor's tree branches are hanging over my fence line?

Overhanging branches are a property line issue. You have the right to trim branches that cross into your property, but you cannot enter your neighbor's land to do it. If the branches are heavy or the tree is large, it is safer to hire a professional. For fence damage caused by a neighbor's tree, you may have a claim against their homeowner's policy if they knew about the hazard and did nothing. We can repair or replace the damaged fence section and document the damage for your claim.