What we do
Wood privacy fences
Cedar and redwood privacy fencing in standard and custom heights, with caps, trim, and stain options.
Chain-link fences
Affordable, durable chain-link for yards, dog runs, and side yards, with gates sized to your access.
Vinyl fences
Low-maintenance vinyl privacy and picket fencing that never needs painting or staining.
Ornamental iron
Steel and aluminum ornamental fencing and driveway gates for a clean, secure front yard.
Gates and automation
Walk gates, driveway gates, and opener installation, plus repairs to sagging gates and broken hardware.
Fence repair
Leaning posts, storm damage, rotted boards, and gate realignment — repairs that extend a fence's life.
Areas served
Redding neighborhoods including Downtown, Hilltop, Enterprise, Shasta View, and Churn Creek, plus Anderson, Shasta Lake, Palo Cedro, Cottonwood, and surrounding Shasta County properties.
What to expect
- Call or send the form and describe the fence — length, height, material, and whether it is new or a replacement.
- A locally serving fence professional visits, measures the line, checks slope and access, and gives a written price before work starts.
- The crew sets posts, builds to grade, hangs gates, and hauls away old fencing and debris.
- You walk the finished fence with the crew before final payment.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a fence cost?
It depends on length, height, material, and ground conditions — a short chain-link run costs far less than a long cedar privacy fence on a slope. An on-site measurement is the only honest way to price it, and you get the price in writing first.
Do I need a permit?
Most residential fences under local height limits do not need a city permit, but corner lots, front yards, and HOA rules can change that. Your provider will flag it if it applies.
How long does installation take?
Most residential fences go up in one to three days once materials are on site, depending on length and terrain.
Is the crew insured?
Ask, and get the answer in writing before work starts. Any provider routed through this site is expected to carry liability coverage and to be upfront about it.
Get help
Call (530) 288-6071
For a fence down after a storm, call first — crews prioritize hazards and open boundaries.
Prefer a callback? Use the contact form and a local provider will call you back.