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A gallery of Lancaster fence and gate work

A look at the range we build across Lancaster, grouped by material: long rail runs on the desert-edge parcels, commercial mesh where the code allows it, cedar and vinyl privacy in the in-town yards, powder-coated iron on the frontages, and the gates that tie it all together. Every one of them is set for the wind.

Ranch rail, and commercial chain link

The two fences that carry the long runs out here, because both let a gust pass straight through instead of standing in its way.

Galvanized chain link fence along a Lancaster commercial yard perimeter — Galvanized mesh closing a desert-edge property line, top rail and bottom tension wire fitted.

Black vinyl-coated chain link fence on a Lancaster commercial yard — Black vinyl-coated mesh on a side-yard dog run, chosen so it recedes against the landscaping.

Three rail ranch fence on a Lancaster horse property with open desert behind — A three rail perimeter on open ground, the standard for horse property out this way.

Welded pipe corral fencing at a Lancaster area horse turnout — Welded pipe corral around a turnout, built to take leaning stock and hard wind alike.

Wood and vinyl privacy

Where privacy is the point, the engineering moves underground: deeper posts, wider footings, and tighter spacing, because a solid panel is a sail.

Six foot cedar privacy fence in a Lancaster tract backyard near Avenue K — A 6 ft cedar privacy run on a tract lot, posts set about 3 feet down and spaced tight.

Board on board redwood fence with a lattice top at a Lancaster home — Board on board redwood with a lattice cap that bleeds pressure off an exposed west line.

White vinyl privacy fence on steel-reinforced posts at a Lancaster property — White vinyl privacy on steel-reinforced posts, still bright after a full desert summer.

Tan semi-privacy vinyl fence with lattice top on a windy Lancaster lot — A semi-privacy vinyl panel picked specifically so the wind has somewhere to go.

Iron frontages and gates

Powder-coated steel where the fence is seen from the street, and the gates that take more abuse than anything else on the property.

Black powder-coated wrought iron fence across a Lancaster home frontage — An iron frontage held to the 4 ft front-yard limit, open pickets passing the afternoon wind.

Ornamental iron courtyard fence and walk gate in Lancaster — An ornamental courtyard enclosure, baked powder coat holding its color under desert UV.

Automatic sliding driveway gate on a long Lancaster desert driveway — A cantilever slider on a long driveway, no ground track for blowing sand to fill.

Cedar walk gate with heavy hinges in a Lancaster fence line — A cedar walk gate on oversized hinges with a braced frame, so it never sags.

The details under the fence

Most of what decides whether a Lancaster fence survives is finished before the panels ever go on.

Steel fence post set in a deep concrete footing in sandy Lancaster soil — A steel post about 3 feet down in a wide concrete footing, sized for a 50 mph gust.

Braced terminal chain link post on a Lancaster commercial run — A braced terminal post, which carries the tension of the entire run behind it.

No-climb wire mesh added behind ranch rail fencing on a Lancaster property — No-climb mesh added behind rail, closing the gaps without any hoof-catching hazard.

Powder-coated iron picket detail on a Lancaster fence — Picket detail in baked powder coat, the finish that outlasts wet paint in this sun.

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Explore by material

If you are still weighing materials, the overview of Lancaster fence and gate installers covers every option side by side.

Chain Link FencingThe commercial workhorse, $18 to $40 a foot. Ranch Rail FencingRail, pipe corral, and no-climb wire. Wood FencingCedar and redwood privacy, built for wind. Cost guidePer linear foot pricing for every fence type.