Encinitas, CA
Fence Contractors
From repair work and fence gate installation to construction fence rentals and commercial fencing, we do it all. Count on our 70+ years of experience as a fencing company to install or repair your fence so it lasts for years. We use eco-friendly processes and only the highest-quality fencing products.
From the initial sale to the fence installation and service, we strive for your complete satisfaction so you'll be proud to recommend us to your friends and family.
Encinitas Fence Materials, Supplies, & Installation Services
If you're looking for a fence contractor in Encinitas, California, look no further than San Diego Fence Company. We provide high quality fence materials, supplies, and installation services to our customers. We're a locally owned and operated business, and we're committed to providing the best possible service to our community.
Some of our fencing materials include wood, vinyl, chain link, and iron. We also offer a variety of services such as fence repair, fence installation, and fence removal. From residential fences to commercial work, we help clients of all shapes and sizes. No matter what your fencing needs are, we can help.
We understand that choosing the right fencing material and contractor can be a daunting task. That's why our team is here to help. We know what materials are best suited for certain jobs, properties, and uses. If you're ready to get started, contact us today. We look forward to serving you!
WHICH FENCING MATERIAL IS BEST FOR YOU?
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Wood Fence - Pros: Traditional look, great for privacy, endless variety of color choices; Cons: Maintenance such as painting or staining, price for materials
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Aluminum Fence - Pros: Low maintenance, comparatively inexpensive, versatile and durable; Cons: Lacks privacy, comparatively weaker for security purposes
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Chain Link Fence - Pros: Affordable, low maintenance, keeps kids and pets in; Cons: Less secure, lacks privacy, less aesthetically pleasing
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Vinyl PVC Fence - Pros: Long life, not affected by pests or rot, low maintenance, easy installation; Cons: Less strong than wood or chain link, less secure since pieces aren't attached by nails or screws, may crack or break in extreme heat