Fencing · Gates · Boundary Work
Fencing that adds
security, privacy, and value
What We Do
Fencing & Property Improvements
A fence does more than mark a boundary — it defines how your property looks, feels, and functions. DMG installs privacy fencing, ornamental gates, wood and steel boundary work, and property improvements that are built to handle Bay Area weather and look right for years.
- Wood privacy fencing — cedar, redwood, and pressure-treated
- Metal and steel fencing — ornamental iron and tubular steel
- Vinyl and composite low-maintenance fencing options
- Driveway and pedestrian gate installation with hardware
- Automated gate operators and access control integration
- Retaining wall and fence combination installations
- Post and rail, split rail, and open-style fencing
- Old fence demolition and site prep included
Recent Projects
Work from the field
Client Stories
What our clients say
We let the work — and the people who live with it — speak for themselves.
Does This Sound Familiar?
The problems a fence
quietly takes care of
People rarely call just for a fence — they call because of what the missing or failing one is costing them in privacy, security, or peace of mind.
The old fence is leaning, graying, or losing boards after every storm.
You can see straight into the yard — and so can the neighbors.
Pets or kids need a secure boundary you can actually trust.
A gate sags, sticks, or no longer latches the way it should.
You’re selling or refinancing and a tired fence is dragging down the look.
You’ve patched the same section repeatedly and it keeps failing.
When It’s Worth a Call
A good time to reach out
There’s no pressure and no obligation — but a few situations are worth handling sooner rather than later.
Book a Free Consultation- The current fence is failing and patching costs more each season.
- You need privacy or security in place before summer or a new pet.
- You’re listing the home and want the boundary looking sharp for photos.
- You’re already doing yard work and it’s efficient to handle the fence together.
Why Homeowners Choose Us
Why homeowners trust us
with their fencing
A fence is only as good as its posts and its install. Here’s what sets our fencing and property work apart.
Set to last
Properly set posts, quality materials, and correct spacing — so the fence stays straight and solid for years.
One in-house crew
The same team that quotes your fence installs it — no subcontractors, no shortcuts on the parts you can’t see.
Privacy and security done right
Gates that latch, boundaries that hold, and materials matched to how you’ll actually use the space.
Why DMG
How we’re different
A fence is a boundary you rely on every day. Here’s how we compare to the typical fencing contractor.
What most homeowners put up with
- Posts set shallow that lean within a season
- Subcontracted crews rushing between jobs
- Gates that sag and stop latching quickly
- Quotes that change once the old fence comes out
- Cheap materials that gray and warp fast
- No one to call when it fails a year later
The way it should be done
- Posts set properly to stay straight and solid
- One in-house crew from tear-out to final gate
- Gates and hardware built to keep working
- Transparent, fixed pricing after a site visit
- A direct line to your project lead — real answers, same day
- Fencing and materials chosen to last, not just to bid low
How We Work
From property line
to finished fence
A well-built fence adds privacy, security, and value. Here’s how we make sure yours is done right the first time.
Design Consultation
We review your property, discuss material options, and confirm permit requirements — so there are no surprises once work begins.
Material Selection & Design
We help you choose the right material for your goals and budget, and produce a clear written plan with a fixed price before anything is ordered.
Installation
Our crew handles post setting, panel hanging, gate installation, and hardware — with the same precision we bring to every project.
Final Inspection
We walk the finished fence with you, confirm everything is level, secure, and true, and handle any final adjustments before signing off.
Free on-site visit · No obligation · Same-week scheduling
FAQ
Questions about
Fencing & Property Improvements
Have a question we haven’t answered? Call or send a message — we respond within 24 hours.
Contact UsWe install wood (cedar and redwood), aluminum, steel, vinyl, chain link, and composite fencing. We also work with natural materials like bamboo and wire for agricultural or privacy applications. Each material has different tradeoffs in cost, longevity, and maintenance.
It depends on fence height, location, and your municipality. In most Bay Area cities, fences over 6 feet in the side or rear yard — or over 3.5 feet in the front yard — require a permit. We handle the permit research and filing as part of your project.
A standard residential fence replacement typically takes 1–3 days. Larger properties, gates with automation, or custom designs may take longer. We'll give you an accurate timeline in your proposal.
Yes — we can match existing materials and styles to replace a damaged section without replacing the entire fence. We'll assess whether a partial repair or full replacement makes better long-term sense for your situation.
For longevity, aluminum and steel require the least maintenance. Redwood and cedar perform well when properly sealed and maintained. Vinyl holds up well in coastal humidity. We'll recommend based on your property's specific exposure and your maintenance preferences.
We recommend confirming your property line with a survey if there's any uncertainty before installation. We can work from existing survey stakes or coordinate with a surveyor. Installing on the wrong side of a property line is a costly mistake we help you avoid.
Yes. We install slide gates, swing gates, and bi-fold gates with a range of automation systems — keypad, remote, intercom, and app-controlled. We handle the full installation including the electrical connection.
We provide a fixed quote after the initial consultation. Because many variables — site conditions, scope, materials, and access — can all affect the final cost, we need to walk the property before we can give you an accurate number. Once we do, your quote is fixed: no surprise add-ons, ever.
Free Consultation
Ready to move forward?
Let’s walk your property.
A free on-site visit from our project lead will give you a clear picture of scope, timeline, and cost — no pressure, ever.
