Our work
A gallery of West Hills fence work
Work from around West Hills, sorted by material. Cedar and vinyl privacy on the tract backyards. Iron view fencing along the canyon-edge benches. Chain link where the line is a working one. Pool barriers built to the state rule. Each one was set for the soil under it, the wind across it, and the community it stands in.
Wood privacy fences
Cedar and redwood on the tract backyards: the plain dog-ear privacy run, board on board where both sides matter, and a cleaner horizontal slat.




Vinyl and iron
Vinyl where a long run should never need attention again, and wrought iron where a canyon-edge lot wants a fence that will not carry flame and will not close off the view.




Chain link and pool barriers
Chain link priced for a back line or a pet run, plus pool fencing to code in both mesh and permanent metal.




Posts and detail
Post setting and finish work, which is what settles how many years a West Hills fence gives you across the two soils and under the canyon wind.




What each of these runs comes to by the linear foot is laid out in the West Hills cost guide, and the cedar and redwood work above is covered on the wood fencing page.
Picture it on your lot
Tell us the run, the ground it crosses, and the look you are after. We will walk the West Hills property line and leave a fixed written price behind. The visit is free and carries no obligation.
Request a written priceExplore by material
West Hills fence builders is the overview, and it covers materials and permits together.