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More privacy and a safer yard for kids and pets start here. Our fence installation in Chandler, AZ is built straight. Call (480) 219-0038 and we will lay out the line, dig the footings and build in block, wood, vinyl or metal. Our own crew handles every job, we are licensed, bonded and insured, and every fence starts with a free on-site estimate.
Tell us where the yard is and we will come measure it.
Most leaning fences and cracked walls start below ground. Shallow posts rock loose in monsoon wind, and a block wall on a thin footing cracks as clay soil shrinks and swells.
Fence installation in Chandler starts with the footing. We dig to firm ground, break through caliche where we hit it, and pour before anything goes up, so the fence or wall is built on something solid.
Ready when you areNeed more privacy or a secure yard for kids and pets? CGL Landscaping handles fence installation in Chandler, Gilbert, Queen Creek and across the East Valley, set straight on solid footings. Book a free on-site estimate or call (480) 219-0038.
These are six common fence jobs across Chandler and the East Valley. They range from a full perimeter wall on a new build to a single gate for the side yard.
Block walls are the standard around most Chandler lots, while wood, vinyl and metal fences fit inside the yard for dog runs, garden areas and privacy. HOA landscape rules often decide which one you can use out front.
Block along the property line that frames the yard, so the grading, curbing and rock inside have a hard edge.
Our crew on the scaffold setting block course by course, checking the line as the wall climbs.
Tall wood fencing that blocks the view from next door and can be stained to suit the house.
A smooth, clean look that never needs staining and rinses off with a hose.
A fenced section of the yard so the dog has room and the rest of the landscape stays intact.
Gates sized for what actually goes through them, from trash cans to a mower.
We walk the line with you, talk through what each option does, and price the one that fits. The visit is free.
We measure each run, mark the corners and gates, and look at what is in the way, from slopes to tree roots to an old fence that has to come out. The quote you get is written and covers the full length.
We also ask where the property line is and whether your HOA has approved the plan. Knowing both before the quote keeps the fence from going up in the wrong spot or the wrong color.
Layout and footings take the most care. A fence set on a bad line or in a shallow hole never looks right again.
Block walls and post fences share the same first three steps. After that, block goes up course by course with mortar, while wood, vinyl and metal fences go up post by post, panel by panel.
Measure the runs and price the job.
Line staked, corners and gates marked.
Holes or trench dug, concrete placed.
Posts, panels or block set true.
Gates hung, site cleaned, final walk.
Once the perimeter is set, the ground inside it is ready for the next step. Turf, pavers and rock all finish better against a straight, solid wall.
Where the yard steps down or holds back soil, a retaining wall does a different job than a privacy fence. We will tell you which one a spot needs when we walk the property.
Fences are quoted per job, after we walk the line. Four factors drive the fence number, and here they are.
A long straight run on flat ground is the simplest case. Slopes, corners, gates and an old fence that has to be torn out all add time, and each one shows up on the quote.
Every extra foot of run or height adds material and labor.
Block, wood, vinyl and metal all price differently.
An old fence or wall has to come down and leave the site first.
Each gate, corner and change in grade adds work to the build.
These reviews were posted on Google by homeowners around Chandler, Gilbert and Tempe who hired us for work on their property. They are worth a read before you decide.
CGL Landscaping is a family owned company in Chandler, AZ, and we build fences and walls alongside the rest of the yard. The people you meet on the estimate work for the same company that builds the job.
More questions? Ask on the free site visit, with no obligation after. We would rather answer them before the first post hole.
These are the questions that come up most about fence installation in Chandler. They cover HOA approval, property lines and picking between block, wood and vinyl.
Block handles sun and heat with very little care. Wood looks warmer but needs stain or sealer now and then to keep it from drying out and graying.
In most Chandler neighborhoods with an HOA, yes. Many set rules on height, color and material, so get the approval in hand before we build.
We can match the block size and get close on color. Paint over the new section is how most people make it blend fully.
You do, with your survey or plot plan. We build to the line you show us, and if it is unclear, a survey settles it before we dig.
Yes. The old fence or broken wall comes out and gets hauled away as part of the job.
Yes, if it is built for it. We keep the bottom gap tight, pick a height the dog cannot clear, and hang the gate so the latch catches every time.
Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Queen Creek and Ahwatukee, plus the towns in between. If you are close to the East Valley, ask.
Wind during monsoon season hits every part of Maricopa County, and it finds weak posts fast. We set every fence and wall with that in mind, wherever the job is.
Each one looks and wears differently. Here is the short version of each material and where it fits best.
Under the Arizona sun, block and metal need the least care, while wood needs stain or sealer to keep from drying and graying. Vinyl sits in between and rinses clean with a hose.
Concrete block on a footing. Solid, quiet and the Arizona standard.
Warm look, easy to change later. Needs stain or sealer over time.
Smooth finish, no painting, rinses clean.
Open and strong. Keeps the view while marking the line.
A local family business, not a franchise. The crew building your fence is our own, and they build it like they will be looking at it every day.
We are a Chandler fence contractor that also builds the landscape around the fence. That means the wall, the grading and the planting all get planned together.
Set up a free on-site estimate. We walk the line, talk through materials, and give you a written fence price.
Call CGL Landscaping or send the form with the length and the material you have in mind. We will set a time to walk the property with you.
