Six things we do, explained plainly — including which one we would recommend for your lot and which one we would talk you out of. Call (619) 672-8720 if you want the short version.
Cedar and redwood privacy fencing built for San Diego's dry heat and coastal air. Apache builds good neighbor fence, board-on-board, cap-and-trim, and horizontal styles, with posts set in concrete and framing sized for the run. Wood is the warmest looking option and the most flexible on sloped East County lots, and it can be stained or painted right after installation to lock the color in before the sun reaches it.
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Vinyl is the most requested fence Apache installs, and most of the company's project photos show it: solid privacy panels, privacy with an open picket or lattice top, and pool enclosures. Available in white, tan, and sandstone, vinyl will not rot, warp, or need repainting, which makes it a strong choice for inland yards that take full afternoon sun and for homeowners who do not want an ongoing maintenance job.
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Tubular steel and ornamental iron fencing and gates for front yards, pool code enclosures, courtyards, and commercial frontage. Iron keeps a view open where a solid fence would close it off, and privacy mesh or screening can be added behind the panel when a yard needs both sightlines and cover. Apache also installs iron railing on steps and raised patios.
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Galvanized and black vinyl-coated chain link for property lines, dog runs, storage yards, and job sites. It is the most economical way to enclose a large area and the fastest to install, which is why Apache is regularly called for long residential back runs and commercial perimeters across East County. Privacy slats and windscreen can be added where coverage matters.
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Walk gates, wide double drive gates, and hand railing built to match the fence they belong to in wood, vinyl, or iron. Gates are where most fences fail first, so Apache frames them square, hangs them on hardware rated for the leaf weight, and sets the posts deep enough that the gate still latches years later. Hand railing is installed on steps, walkways, and raised decks.
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Not every fence needs replacing. Apache repairs wind and storm damage, resets leaning posts, replaces rotted boards and failed panels, and rehangs sagging gates. The crew also handles painting, staining, and weatherproofing, which is the single most effective way to extend the life of a wood fence in a climate that combines UV, winter rain, and coastal salt air.
Read more about fence repair, painting & weatherproofing →That is a normal place to start. Describe the property and we will tell you what we would put there and roughly what it costs.