When a fence is beyond saving, we strip it to the ground and build something that lasts. No shortcuts. Just solid craftsmanship from post to picket.
The existing fence had completely failed — rotted posts, collapsed pickets, sections leaning into the yard. We demolished the full run and rebuilt with new redwood pickets and pressure-treated framing covering both the side passage and backyard.
Before
AfterOld fence had rotted through at the base and fully collapsed. New redwood pickets installed on fresh pressure-treated posts and rails, running the full length of the passage.
Every rotted post, rail, and picket removed and hauled off site. Clean ground before we build.
Pressure-treated posts set in concrete footings, plumbed and spaced to spec for the full run.
New rails hung, redwood pickets installed with consistent spacing and uniform top line.
AfterAfterBoth the tight side passage and the main backyard run completed. Uniform picket height, consistent spacing, and clean lines across the full fence system.
We remove and haul every piece of the old fence — posts, rails, pickets, hardware. Clean slate before we build.
Tight-grain redwood selected for natural rot resistance, dimensional stability, and long-term beauty.
New pressure-treated posts set in concrete, new rails, new hardware throughout. Built to last decades, not years.
A premium side-yard access gate built from scratch — horizontal cedar slats in a welded steel frame with a keyed lock and smooth swing. Steel eliminates the sagging that kills wood-only gates over time.
In Progress
AfterAdjacent fence boards replaced during the same job. Finished gate has a powder-coated steel frame with horizontal cedar infill and a stainless keyed lock set flush to the frame.
Powder-coated steel eliminates the sagging and racking that plagues wood-only gate frames over time.
Stainless hardware with a matching keyed lock — secure from both sides without sacrificing clean looks.
Every gate is measured and built on-site to the exact opening dimensions. No off-the-shelf sizing.
A full shadow box rebuild with custom 1-inch board spacing — tight enough for privacy, open enough for airflow. Post caps on every post for a finished, polished look that sets this fence apart.
Before
BeforeThe old fence had completely failed — posts rotted through at the base, panels blown out and leaning. Full demo and haul-off before a single new board went up.
After
AfterCustom 1-inch spaced shadow box built along the full backyard and side yard. Post caps on every post, clean straight top line, boards alternating front and back for the classic shadow box profile.
Stained
StainedA rich semi-transparent oil stain applied after build, deepening the wood tone and locking in moisture protection. The stain highlights the natural grain and gives the fence a finished, premium look.
Boards alternate front and back on the rail, creating depth, airflow, and privacy from all angles.
Tighter than standard shadow box spacing for maximum privacy while still allowing light and air through.
Every post topped with a matching cap — protects the end grain and gives the fence a clean, intentional finish.
A homeowner attempted their own double gate — wrong framing, mismatched hardware, and casters bolted to the bottom just to get it to roll. We tore it out and built a proper double drive gate that actually works.
Before
BeforeThe gate was so heavy and out of square it couldn't swing — casters bolted to the bottom so it could roll instead. Wrong hardware, wrong framing, no anti-sag bracing. A complete do-over.
With the gate open you can see the structural issues clearly — no diagonal bracing, rails pulling away, and hinges fighting a losing battle against the weight and racking.
After
AfterNew double gate on a proper steel-reinforced wood frame with diagonal anti-sag bracing. Matching cedar pickets, black heavy-duty hinges, and a center drop rod. Swings clean, latches clean — no casters required.
Steel perimeter frame, corner gussets, diagonal anti-sag bracing on both leaves, and a center drop rod pinned into a concrete footing. Built to hold square for years.
Proper post spacing, correct hinge placement, and anti-sag hardware mean this gate swings freely — no wheels needed.
We set posts plumb, frame square, and brace diagonally so the gate stays true season after season.
Heavy-duty hinges rated for the gate weight, a proper latch, and hardware matched to the job.
If your fence is too far gone to repair or renew, we'll tear it out and build something that lasts. Free estimates, honest pricing.
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