Our work

A gallery of Tarzana fence and gate work

A look at the range we build across Tarzana, grouped by material: cedar and vinyl privacy runs on the north flats, iron view fences in the hillside enclaves south of the Boulevard, chain link and gates, and code-compliant pool barriers. Every run is set for the slope, the soil, and the fire setback it sits under.

Wood privacy fences

Cedar and redwood across the north-flats backyards: the plain dog-ear privacy run, board on board, and a cleaner horizontal slat.

Cedar privacy fence in a Tarzana north flats backyard — Six foot cedar privacy run on a level lot north of the Boulevard.

Board on board redwood good neighbor fence on a Tarzana hillside lot south of the Boulevard — Board on board redwood on steel posts, stepped down a canyon lot.

Horizontal slat wood fence at a contemporary Tarzana home along the Mulholland corridor — Horizontal slat cedar for a contemporary elevation above the Boulevard.

Lattice top cedar privacy fence along a Tarzana tree-lined street on the north flats — A lattice-top privacy fence that lets the wind pass on an exposed run.

Vinyl and iron

Vinyl where a long run should never need attention, and wrought iron where a hillside lot wants a non-combustible fence that leaves the view alone.

White vinyl privacy fence on a Tarzana north flats lot — White vinyl privacy, still bright after a full inland-valley summer.

Semi-privacy vinyl fence with a lattice top in Tarzana — A semi-privacy vinyl panel chosen to pass the dry canyon wind.

Black wrought iron view fence on a Silver Hawk Ridge hillside lot in Tarzana — Black iron view fence in a gated enclave, canyon view intact.

Ornamental iron estate fence at a Tarzana home frontage along the Mulholland corridor — Ornamental iron estate frontage, powder-coated against the UV.

Chain link and gates

Chain link on back lines and pet runs, and gates ranging from a plain walk gate to a powered iron driveway entry.

Black vinyl-coated chain link fence along a Tarzana back property line — Black vinyl-coated chain link on a back line, receding into the hillside.

Galvanized chain link dog run in a Tarzana north flats side yard — Galvanized dog run down a side yard, slats woven in for cover.

Automatic wrought iron driveway gate at a Tarzana hillside entry south of the Boulevard — Automatic iron driveway gate on a sloped hillside entry.

Cedar walk gate in a Tarzana backyard privacy fence on the north flats — Cedar walk gate to match, hung on a self-closing hinge.

Pool barriers and detail

Pool barriers built to code, plus the post-setting and finish detail that decides how long a Tarzana fence lasts.

Five foot black metal pool safety fence at a Tarzana estate south of the Boulevard — Five foot metal around the water, gate latching on its own.

Removable mesh pool safety fence with a self-latching gate in Tarzana — Mesh panels, in for the years a young family needs them.

Steel fence post set in a concrete footing on a Tarzana hillside lot — A steel post set deep in the clay, sized for the slope and the wind.

Powder-coated iron picket detail on a Tarzana view fence — Powder-coat picket detail, baked on to hold through the sun.

Picture the fence on your lot

Tell us the run, the slope, and the look you are after. We walk your Tarzana property line and leave a fixed written price. Free, and nothing owed.

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Explore by material

Compare this against the rest of fence installation in Tarzana in one place.

Wood FencingCedar and redwood privacy for the north flats. Wrought Iron FencingNon-combustible metal that leaves the hillside view. Pool FencingFive foot barriers, gate hardware included. Cost guideThe per foot numbers behind this work.