Details that shape the project
- Where the fence starts and ends, and how it meets existing structures
- Desired privacy, visibility, height and material
- Pedestrian gate width, swing direction and everyday access
- Locks, closers, intercoms and related entry hardware
- Coordinating the fence with a driveway gate or garage door
If an existing fence or gate is loose, leaning or damaged, keep people clear and avoid using it for support until it has been assessed. Preserve clear entry and exit routes while planning the work.
What to expect from a service visit
We review the proposed fence line, existing posts and surfaces, then discuss how the fence and gates will work together. The written scope should distinguish new work from existing components that remain, and identify removal, installation, finish and access hardware. Confirm property boundaries, applicable local requirements and any association approvals before committing to a layout; these are specific to the property.
Before you call
Send a wide photo of the front of the property, closer photos of the existing fence or entry and your ZIP code. Describe what you want to improve: privacy, a matching appearance, access, or damaged sections. Tell us if other trades or property approvals need to be coordinated. Photos help start the conversation, but measurements and support conditions still need to be checked on-site.
We serve Valley Village, Studio City, Sherman Oaks, North Hollywood and other communities across the San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles. Check our mobile service area and contact us to confirm scheduling for your address.
Common questions
Can you match a new fence to my gate?
We can discuss a coordinated appearance using materials, finish and spacing. The condition and dimensions of the existing gate help determine what can be matched or reused.
Can locks and a closer be included with a pedestrian gate?
Yes. Describe how residents and visitors need to enter so the estimate can address suitable locks, closers and access hardware together with the gate.
What information is needed for an estimate?
Start with your ZIP code, photos, approximate project length and the result you want. We will discuss which details can be reviewed remotely and what requires a site visit before confirming the scope and price.
Useful reading before your appointment
- What to Send for a Garage Door or Gate Repair Estimate
- Sliding Gate or Swing Gate? How to Choose for Your Property