Fence Contractor in Selma, CA

Selma is fifteen miles south of Fresno on Highway 99, surrounded by the vineyards that earned it the Raisin Capital title. That agricultural setting shapes the fencing here more than most people expect: dust off the vineyard rows, sprinkler and drip water near the fence line, and long straight boundaries that need an economical material rather than a decorative one.

Inside town, Selma's residential streets are mostly modest lots where a six-foot privacy fence is the whole job. Privacy slats in chain-link are a particularly good fit — they cost well under a board fence, they do not warp in the heat, and they do not need re-staining, which matters on a rental or on a house where the fence is not where you want to spend money every three years.

We also take repair work in Selma. A lot of what is standing here is chain-link that has gone slack, or wood that has rotted off at the base where the irrigation reaches it. Both are usually fixable without replacing the whole run.