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A gallery of Calabasas fence and gate work

A look at the fence and gate work we build across Calabasas, grouped by material: iron view fences on the hillside estates, cedar and vinyl privacy out in the yard, chain link and rattlesnake mesh along the brush line, driveway gates, and code pool barriers. Every one of them is set for the grade, the wind, and the fire zone underneath it.

Wrought iron and estate frontage

Non-combustible iron and tubular steel, the material that keeps the view and meets the fire setback on the hillside lots, with matching gates on the estate frontage.

Black wrought iron view fence on a hillside estate lot in The Oaks of Calabasas — Black iron view fence in The Oaks, boundary secured with the canyon view intact.

Ornamental iron estate fence and driveway gate at a Mountain View Estates home in Calabasas — Ornamental iron frontage and gate in Mountain View Estates, powder-coated against the sun.

Automatic wrought iron driveway gate at a hillside estate entry in Calabasas — An automatic iron driveway gate on a sloped estate entry, with a keypad and safety sensors.

Keypad and video intercom at a Calabasas estate driveway gate off Parkway Calabasas — A keypad and video intercom at the foot of a long private drive off Parkway Calabasas.

Wood and vinyl privacy

Cedar, redwood, and low-maintenance vinyl for the private runs of a yard, kept back from the house where the fire zone calls for metal.

Cedar wood privacy fence in a backyard in Calabasas Park Estates — Six foot cedar privacy stepped down a graded pad in Calabasas Park Estates.

Board on board redwood good neighbor fence near Mulholland Highway in Calabasas — Board on board redwood on steel posts, racked to a slope off Mulholland Highway.

White vinyl privacy fence on a graded backyard pad in Calabasas Hills — White vinyl privacy in Calabasas Hills, still bright after a full canyon summer.

Tan semi-privacy vinyl fence with a lattice top near Las Virgenes Road in Calabasas — A tan semi-privacy vinyl panel near Las Virgenes, chosen to pass the canyon wind.

Chain link, snakes, and back lines

Economical chain link for back and canyon boundaries, and the quarter-inch rattlesnake mesh that turns a fence into a snake barrier where the yard meets chaparral.

Black vinyl-coated chain link fence on a hillside back line in Calabasas — Black vinyl-coated chain link along a back line, disappearing into the chaparral.

Galvanized chain link dog run with rattlesnake mesh near Old Town Calabasas — A galvanized dog run with snake mesh at the base near Old Town Calabasas.

Quarter-inch rattlesnake mesh added to the base of a wrought iron fence in Calabasas — Fine snake mesh trenched in at the base of an iron fence backing onto brush.

Rattlesnake mesh sealed at a gate on a chaparral-edge Calabasas property — Snake mesh carried across a gate with a close ground clearance near Las Virgenes.

Pool barriers and detail

Pool barriers built to code, plus the post setting and finish work that decides how many years a Calabasas fence gets.

Five foot black metal pool safety fence at a home in The Oaks of Calabasas — Five foot metal around a pool in The Oaks, gate self-latching.

Removable mesh pool safety fence with a self-latching gate in Calabasas Park Estates — Removable mesh, in place for as long as the children need it.

Steel fence post set in a concrete footing on a Calabasas hillside pad — A steel post deep in concrete, sized against the canyon wind.

Powder-coated iron picket detail on a Calabasas view fence — Baked-on powder coat across the pickets, there to survive the canyon sun.

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Explore by material

Still weighing materials? Calabasas fence builders runs through all of them.

Wrought Iron FencingMetal that will not burn and does not block the hillside view. Wood FencingCedar and redwood, out where the yard turns private. Rattlesnake FencingFine mesh where the yard meets chaparral. Cost guideWhat each material costs by the foot in Calabasas.