Understanding materials, costs, and making the right fence decisions for your Phoenix property.
Whether you're installing a new fence or repairing an existing one, understanding your options helps you make better decisions. Phoenix's climate presents unique challenges for fencing materials.
Wood: Requires regular staining/sealing in Phoenix heat. Cedar and redwood hold up better but cost more. Vinyl: Low maintenance but can warp in extreme heat. Block Wall: Most durable, highest upfront cost. Chain Link: Economical but less privacy.
Extreme summer heat and intense UV exposure damage fencing faster than moderate climates. Wood dries out and cracks. Vinyl can fade and become brittle. Block walls handle heat best but monsoon rain can cause settling issues.
Replace 1-2 damaged fence panels: usually worth repairing. Replace more than 30% of fence: often better to replace entirely for consistent appearance. Structural issues with posts: needs proper repair before cosmetic fixes.
Most Phoenix HOAs have strict fence rules about height, color, and materials. City permits required for fences over 6 feet. We handle permit paperwork and ensure HOA compliance.
Phoenix fences commonly suffer from: sun-damaged wood, loose posts in settled soil, wind damage from monsoon storms, gate hardware failure, and block wall cracks from foundation movement.
Fall through spring ideal for installation. Summer work possible but more challenging. Avoid monsoon season (July-September) for new installations when possible due to ground saturation and weather delays.
New wood, vinyl, and chain link fence installation. Full property fencing.
Fix damaged panels, posts, and gates. Structural repairs.
New gates, automatic gate openers, and custom gate designs.
Crack repair, stucco patching, and structural reinforcement.
Staining and sealing to protect wood fences from Phoenix sun.
Replace rotted or damaged fence posts. Re-set leaning posts.
New Installation: Priced per linear foot. Wood fence typically $15-30/ft installed. Vinyl $20-40/ft. Block wall $30-60/ft depending on height and finish.
Repairs: Usually flat rate or hourly. Panel replacement $150-300 per panel. Post replacement $100-200 per post. Gate repairs $150-400 depending on complexity.
Free Estimates: We provide detailed written estimates showing materials, labor, and timeline before any work begins.
New home construction, replacing old fence, adding privacy, or securing property.
Storm damage, vehicle impact, rotted posts, broken panels, or leaning fence sections.
Gate won't close, sagging gate, broken latch, or need automatic opener installed.
HOA requiring repairs, need to match existing fence, or compliance issues.
Fence needs staining, posts need reinforcement, or routine upkeep to extend life.
Cracks appearing, stucco falling off, wall leaning, or foundation settling.
If you need installation, repair, or an estimate