From historic bungalows in Willo to new builds in Laveen and desert lots near Desert Ridge, Phoenix yards come in every shape. We install wood, vinyl, steel, and pool fences built for 115° summers. Get a price on a quick video call and pay over time if that’s easier.
Phoenix is huge, and finding a contractor who shows up on time shouldn't be hard. Here's what you can count on with us, no matter which part of the city you call home.
Our workmanship warranty runs three full years, so loose boards, leaning posts, and sticky gates are on us.
Phoenix traffic is no joke. We price your fence on a short video call instead of making you wait for a visit.
We're a family-owned Valley company. The people who quote your job are the same people responsible for it.
Phoenix covers more than 500 square miles, so a fence that works in one neighborhood can be wrong for the next. In Arcadia, flood-irrigated lots and mature citrus call for fences that can handle standing water. In Ahwatukee and the foothills of South Mountain, homeowners often want open steel that keeps the view. Along North Phoenix and Desert Ridge, a solid fence that keeps rabbits and javelina out of the yard is a common request.
Phoenix also reviews more fence projects than many nearby cities, and front-yard fences are generally limited to about 40 inches. Homes in historic districts like Willo, Encanto-Palmcroft, and Coronado may need design approval before anything visible from the street changes. As your contractor, we sort out these details before any posts go in, so your project doesn’t stall halfway through.
Warm cedar or pine for Phoenix backyards, sealed to stand up to intense sun.
Spear-top iron for a classic look and extra security around Phoenix homes.
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Practical answers for Phoenix homeowners planning a new fence or replacing an old one.
Often, yes. Phoenix reviews many fence and wall projects for zoning and drainage, and the rules depend on height, location, and material. Low front-yard fences and simple replacements are handled differently from tall walls. Rather than guess, we check what applies to your Phoenix address before the job is scheduled and let you know if a permit is needed.
In most residential zones, a fence inside the required front yard is limited to about 40 inches. Near street intersections, the city keeps a clear-view area where anything taller than 3 feet isn’t allowed. Back and side yard fences can be taller. We’ll plan heights with you on the video call so everything lines up with city rules.
Yes, but homes in districts like Willo, Encanto-Palmcroft, F.Q. Story, and Coronado may need design review before changes visible from the street. Picket and ornamental metal fences often fit these neighborhoods well. We can help you choose a style that suits the house and gather the details the review process asks for.
Phoenix requires a pool barrier at least 5 feet high, with gates that close and latch on their own and a latch set at least 54 inches above the ground. Doors from the house into the pool area need their own protection, like alarms or a separate fence. We design pool fences that meet these rules and pass inspection the first time.
Powder-coated steel and quality vinyl hold up best to Phoenix sun and dust with very little care. Wood is beautiful and budget-friendly but needs sealing every couple of years to avoid cracking and fading. Chain link is the toughest low-cost choice. On the call, we’ll help you weigh price against upkeep for your yard.
The estimate happens as soon as you book a video call, often the same day. Once you approve the price, we get you on the schedule, and most Phoenix homes are fenced in one to three days. If an HOA or historic review is involved, we’ll plan around that timeline.
From our home base in Glendale, we install fences all across the Phoenix Valley. Choose your city to see local rules, fence ideas, and what homeowners near you usually build.
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