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Fences & gates · Valley Village

Fences and gates in Valley Village

Valley Village streets are lined with mature parkway trees whose roots run under the front fence line. Posts go between root zones, not through them. Front fences usually stay low and open so the street keeps its green, and the full-height privacy runs go in back, where the yard needs them.

Valley Village, 91607

The lot comes first, then the design.

Quiet, tree-heavy streets with mid-century ranch homes and mature front-yard landscaping that fences have to work around.

Permits go through
City of Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety
Ground
Flat lots with large parkway trees and established root systems near the property line.
Neighborhoods
Colfax Avenue corridor, Magnolia Boulevard, Laurel Grove
Common here
Post layouts that respect root zones, low front fences that keep the street open, and full-height rear privacy runs.

The photo above is from one of our own jobs, not necessarily in Valley Village.

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Posts between the roots

Big parkway roots often run under the front line. We find them before digging and set posts in the gaps, so the tree and the footing both stay sound.

Low and open in front

Front runs usually stay short, with spaced boards or slats, so the street keeps its green and the house still reads from the sidewalk.

Full privacy in back

The tall, tight run goes along the rear and side lines, where neighbors are close and the yard is actually used.

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Fences & gates in Valley Village?

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