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A gallery of Santa Clarita fence and gate work

Fence work from around Santa Clarita, sorted by material. Cedar and vinyl privacy runs behind the tract homes of Saugus and Canyon Country, iron view fences up on the foothill lots, chain link and gates, ranch fencing out in Sand Canyon, and pool barriers built to code. Each one was set for the slope it crosses, the clay it stands in, and the tract that had to approve it.

Wood privacy fences

Cedar and redwood behind the tract homes: the classic dog-ear privacy fence, board on board where both faces show, and a cleaner horizontal slat.

Cedar privacy fence in a Saugus backyard in Santa Clarita — Six foot cedar privacy run, stepped down a graded Saugus pad.

Board on board redwood good neighbor fence on a Canyon Country slope in Santa Clarita — Board on board redwood on steel posts, racked to a Canyon Country slope.

Horizontal slat wood fence at a contemporary Santa Clarita home in Newhall — Horizontal slat cedar for a contemporary elevation in Newhall.

Lattice top cedar privacy fence along a Canyon Country tract backyard in Santa Clarita — A lattice-top privacy fence that lets the canyon wind pass.

Vinyl and iron

Vinyl where a long run should never need attention again, and wrought iron where a foothill lot wants a fence that will not burn and will not block the view.

White vinyl privacy fence on a graded pad in Saugus in Santa Clarita — White vinyl privacy, still bright after a full Santa Clarita summer.

Tan semi-privacy vinyl fence with a lattice top in Canyon Country in Santa Clarita — A tan semi-privacy vinyl panel chosen to pass the dry canyon wind.

Black wrought iron view fence on a Canyon Country foothill lot in Santa Clarita — Black iron view fence on a foothill lot, the view left intact.

Ornamental iron estate fence at a Sand Canyon home frontage in Santa Clarita — Ornamental iron estate frontage in Sand Canyon, powder-coated against the UV.

Chain link and gates

Chain link doing the economical work on large lots and back lines, plus gates at both ends of the scale: a plain walk gate, and an automatic iron driveway entry up the canyon.

Black vinyl-coated chain link fence along a Canyon Country back property line in Santa Clarita — Black vinyl-coated chain link on a back line, receding into the hillside.

Galvanized chain link and no-climb mesh on a Sand Canyon equestrian lot in Santa Clarita — No-climb mesh on a Sand Canyon horse-zoned parcel.

Automatic wrought iron driveway gate at a Sand Canyon hillside entry in Santa Clarita — Automatic iron driveway gate on a sloped Sand Canyon entry.

Cedar walk gate in a Saugus backyard privacy fence in Santa Clarita — A matching cedar walk gate with a self-closing hinge.

Pool barriers and detail

Pool fencing built to code, alongside the post-setting and finish work that decides how many years a Santa Clarita fence gets out of the clay and the sun.

Five foot black metal pool safety fence at a Saugus home in Santa Clarita — Five feet of metal barrier, gate latching itself behind you.

Removable mesh pool safety fence with a self-latching gate in Canyon Country in Santa Clarita — Removable mesh, put up for the years the children are small.

Steel fence post set in a deep concrete footing in the clay soil on a Santa Clarita lot — A steel post set deep in concrete, sized for the expansive clay.

Powder-coated iron picket detail on a Santa Clarita view fence — Powder-coat picket detail, baked on to hold through the inland sun.

Every run above was priced by the linear foot. The Santa Clarita fence cost guide holds those ranges in full, and the wrought iron fencing page explains the non-combustible view fences shown on the foothill lots.

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Explore by material

fence and gate installation in Santa Clarita is the orientation page.

Wood FencingCedar and redwood at six feet of privacy. Wrought Iron FencingMetal that will not burn, up in the foothills. Pool FencingFive foot barriers that meet state law. Cost guideWhat each material costs by the foot.