Fence and gate contractors in Chico
Chico is where the shop is, so a Chico job has no travel built into it. The work here splits three ways: replacing the sixty year old redwood in the Avenues and around Bidwell Park, chain link for the courts, ballfields, and school yards on the south and east sides of town, and welded iron gates for the newer builds out toward the foothills.
Rental blocks near the university are their own category. A fence there takes more abuse in a year than a backyard fence takes in ten, which is usually an argument for steel posts, a heavier gauge, and a gate hung on a frame that can be rehung instead of replaced.
What we build in Chico
Also in Chico: Chain link, Vinyl, Ranch and agricultural, Gates and openers, Repair.
Nearby
We also work in Durham, Paradise, Oroville, Magalia, Orland and the rest of Butte County: Paradise, Magalia, Durham, Oroville, Gridley, Biggs, Palermo.
Everywhere we workChico questions
The City of Chico generally allows 6 feet in rear and side yards and 4 feet in the front setback without a building permit, with lower limits near driveways and corners where a fence would block the view of the street. Outside city limits you are under Butte County zoning instead. We check the height, the setback, and the corner sight triangle for your address before we quote.
We can match the profile, the rail count, and the cap. We cannot match the color on day one, because your existing fence has fifteen years of sun on it and the new boards have none. Give it a season or two, or plan on staining the whole run at once.
Tell us about the fence line in Chico
Roughly how many feet, what is there now, how many gates, and which town. Photos help. Someone will call back to walk the line and put a real number on it.