Fences & gates · Sun Valley
Fences and gates in Sun Valley
Perimeter length and vehicle traffic drive every decision: post spacing set for the run rather than the panel, gates sized for a truck and trailer, and hardware rated well above leaf weight because these gates are opened many times a day, not weekly.
Sun Valley, 91352
The lot comes first, then the design.
Larger, more open parcels than most of the valley, with equestrian pockets, work vehicles, and light industrial neighbors shaping what gets built.
- Permits go through
- City of Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety
- Ground
- Flat to gently sloping lots with long perimeters, decomposed granite soils, and wide vehicle access.
- Neighborhoods
- Stonehurst, Roscoe Boulevard corridor, Sunland Boulevard edge, La Tuna Canyon approach
- Common here
- Long-run perimeter fencing, heavy vehicle gates, and walls built for contact and dust.
The photo above is from one of our own jobs, not necessarily in Sun Valley.
Fences & gates, here
What changes in Sun Valley.
Long perimeter runs
Post spacing and footing depth are set for long runs on decomposed granite, so the line stays straight for years.
Gates for trucks and trailers
Wide vehicle gates get frames, posts and tracks sized for the weight and for daily use.
Built for contact and dust
Finishes and hardware are chosen for work vehicles, animals and dust, not just for looks.
Guides
Read before you build.
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