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Fence and wall services in Glendale, AZ

Eight kinds of work, one local crew. Find the one closest to your project, or send us a note and we'll help you sort it out.

Which fence is right for my Glendale yard?

Start with what the fence has to do. A lot line you want private for good usually means block. A view or a front yard points to iron. A pool needs a barrier built to code. A dog run on a budget calls for chain link. Vinyl fills the gaps where a footing would be overkill.

Concrete block wallBlock wallsSolid, termite-proof walls on a real footing, finished to match your house.Block walls → Concrete block wall: Stone wall with plants in the foregroundBlock wall extensionsRaise a short wall to full height, after we check it can carry the load.Block wall extensions → Black metal fenceWrought iron fencesSteel picket fencing that keeps the yard open and the view clear.Wrought iron fences → Fence around a backyard pool: Swimming pool near palm treesPool barriersFences, gates and latches set up to pass a Glendale pool inspection.Pool barriers → Gate in a fenceRV gatesGates wide enough for your rig, on posts that won't let them sag.RV gates → White vinyl fence: Green mountain under white clouds and blue skyVinyl fencesPrivacy panels in sun-ready colors, no painting ever.Vinyl fences → Chain-link fence: Black metal chain link fenceChain link fencesThe budget pick for dogs, side lots and large back yards.Chain link fences → Concrete block wall: Green grass beside brown brick wallFence and wall repairCracks, leans, storm damage and gates that won't latch.Fence and wall repair →

Do you build wood fences?

Only now and then. West Valley sun and dry air are hard on boards, and termites are a real concern here, so most homeowners end up happier with block, iron or vinyl. If wood is what you want for a patio screen or a short-term fence, ask and we'll talk through the trade-offs. Our guide to fences in Arizona heat compares the options.

How does a project with us work?

  1. You send the form. Name, phone, what you need and where.
  2. We come out and measure. We look at the ground, the property line, sprinklers and any old fence or wall that has to go.
  3. You get a written quote. Materials, length, gates and price, spelled out.
  4. We check the rules. Glendale and each nearby city set their own heights. See the Glendale permit guide.
  5. We build and clean up. Then we walk it with you and test every gate.

Not sure which one you need?

Describe the job the fence needs to do, and we'll suggest a material and put the price in writing.

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