Fence contractors install and repair fences and gates for privacy, security, pets and pools. They help you choose materials, set posts and build fences that suit your property and local rules.
Common fence services include:
Hire a fence contractor for new fencing, replacement or repairs after storm damage or rot. Retaining walls and decks have their own categories.
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A & A Fence Co., Inc. is a small, family-owned fencing contractor based in Gilbert, Arizona, providing commercial and residential fencing services across the state. The company focuses on delivering quality products, prompt communication, and quick turnarounds, and offers on-site estimates to customers. A & A Fence Co., Inc. serves both homeowners and businesses throughout Arizona and emphasizes personalized service and reliability.
All Pro Fence Company, Inc. is a licensed Arizona fencing contractor based in Mesa that has been serving the greater Phoenix valley since 1994. The company provides residential, commercial, farm and temporary fencing solutions, including chain link fencing (3'–12'), custom pet enclosures and dog runs, horse corrals and shades, livestock rail fences and gates, RV gates, no-climb/reinforced wire fencing, and complete repair services. The company also offers 24-hour emergency temporary fencing, rental options for special events, free estimates, and holds ROC #233071 L-14 while operating from 1055 South Center Street, Mesa, AZ.
Faulkner Fence Company is a custom gate and fence designer, fabricator, and installer based in Mesa, Arizona with over 21 years of experience serving the Greater Phoenix metro area as well as Tucson and Flagstaff. Faulkner Fence Company builds pool and safety pool fences, wrought iron fences and gates, block walls, custom gates, driveway and RV gates, stair rails, and commercial steel work, and offers custom fence painting and coating services including liquid, powder, and industrial finishes. Faulkner Fence Company emphasizes free estimates, licensed/bonded/insured work (AZ ROC #171186, #277695, #277697), hands-on customer support, and project scheduling aligned with customer needs.
Phoenix Fence Company is a Phoenix, Arizona–based fence manufacturer, distributor, and installer founded in 1959 that provides commercial, industrial, municipal, and educational fencing solutions. Phoenix Fence Company manufactures and supplies products such as chain link, ornamental iron, vinyl, and related components, and the company also offers professional installation, gate automation services, project estimating, and large-scale fabrication to customers across the Phoenix metro and beyond; the company operates from its facility at 3626 S. 16th Street and holds Arizona contractor licenses.
Regal Fence is a family-owned and -operated full-service fence and gate company based in Arizona with decades of industry experience, offering professional installations and custom fence and gate solutions using materials such as wood, iron, chain link, and vinyl. Regal Fence serves residential and commercial clients across Mesa, Chandler, Tempe, Gilbert, Queen Creek, Sun Lakes, and nearby areas, emphasizes reliable materials and attention to detail in every project, and holds license ROC322777 while providing on-site estimates and installation services.
Sanchez Fencing (Sanchez Fencing Inc) is a fencing contractor based in Queen Creek/Gilbert, Arizona that provides a broad range of fencing and hardscaping services including block and concrete fences, stucco and cultured stone finishes, wood and metal gates, ornamental iron work, general welding, horse corrals, pavers, security doors, pool fencing, and related site work. Sanchez Fencing emphasizes quality materials and competitive pricing under owner Alvaro Sanchez, delivering secure, durable, and attractive perimeter solutions for residential and commercial properties.
Seven Peaks Fence and Barn manufactures and sells heavy-duty metal fencing and livestock products—offering DIY fence kits, stall kits, panels and gates, handling systems, round pens, arenas, travel panels, hardware, and related accessories. The company serves horse and livestock owners nationwide from pickup locations in Mesa, Arizona and Godley, Texas, provides financing options through Affirm and Wells Fargo Outdoor Solutions, and backs products made from 14-gauge steel with a one-year weld warranty. Seven Peaks Fence and Barn focuses on making fence building simple and accessible through ready-to-assemble kits, how-to videos, customer support, and custom options or contractor referrals when customers prefer professional installation.
Western Fence Company is a family-owned commercial fencing and gate firm founded in 1947 in Phoenix, Arizona that provides end-to-end perimeter security solutions for commercial, industrial, and public-sector clients. The company designs, fabricates, and installs a wide range of fencing systems—including chain link, ornamental iron, high-security fencing, automated gates, and custom gate fabrication—while also offering repair, maintenance, and project estimating services; the company emphasizes superb craftsmanship, responsive service, in-house fabrication, and long-term reliability from its Phoenix facility at 224 S. 23rd Street.
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A fence contractor measures the property, helps choose materials and style, sets posts and builds fence panels and gates, and repairs damaged sections or failing posts.
Confirm your property lines, often with a survey, and check local height and setback rules, pool barrier requirements and HOA restrictions. Underground utilities should be marked before posts are dug.
Compare written estimates on materials, post depth and setting method, gate hardware, removal of old fencing and warranties. Ask who handles permits and utility locates.
Cost depends on fence length and height, material, terrain and slope, gates, removal of an old fence, soil or rock conditions and permit requirements.
Know where property lines are, clear brush and items along the fence line, and mark sprinkler lines. Talk with neighbors when the fence sits near a shared boundary.