The fencing contractors in San Diego below hold more than 2,100 Google reviews between them, every one is rated 4.9 or higher, and one alone holds more than 1,500.
Short answer: Alpine Fence Inc. holds 4.9 stars from more than 1,500 Google reviews, installs vinyl, wood, ornamental iron and chain link fences, and is based in Alpine. Ergeon (4.9, more than 280 reviews) is a national platform that quotes fences online, and VFM Aluminum and Vinyl Fences (4.9, more than 190 reviews) works from a Clairemont Mesa showroom. No prices are published here.
How the scores are built
Rating is each company’s live Google star average. Review volume is how many customers have rated it, compared with the other fence companies. Confidence weighs the rating by that volume, so a 4.9 from more than 1,500 people carries more weight than a 5.0 from fewer. Recency reflects how recently customers are still leaving reviews.
What shapes a fence quote in San Diego
No prices are published here. The main drivers are the length of the fence, the material (vinyl, wood, aluminum, chain link), gates, removal of the old fence, slope or rocky ground, and permit or HOA requirements. Get measured quotes in writing and compare what each one includes.
Where these fence crews work
Reviews and owner replies mention fences installed in Scripps Ranch, Mira Mesa, Rancho Penasquitos and Encinitas, and Alpine Fence serves the area from its base in Alpine. Superior Fence & Rail of North San Diego is based in Spring Valley. Looking for a fence company near me? Each listing shows a phone number and hours so you can check coverage for your address.
What to ask a fence company
- Will you measure the property in person before quoting?
- What warranty comes with the materials and the labor?
- Do you handle permits and HOA approval?
- What is the lead time from signed quote to installation?
- Does the quote include removing the old fence and cleanup?
Frequently asked questions
What does Zone Zero mean for a San Diego fence?
JJ’s Fence Company’s site says that in a fire hazard zone, wood fencing within 5 feet of the house has to go by January 1, 2027 under California’s AB 3074. Alpine Fence and VFM also list Zone Zero fencing on their sites. Check your own address before choosing a material.
Which San Diego fence companies install aluminum or wrought iron?
VFM lists aluminum fences and gates, Alpine Fence lists ornamental iron, and JJ’s Fence Company lists wrought iron on its sites.
Can a fence company handle HOA approval and permits in San Diego?
Some do. One VFM reviewer says its operations director helped with the engineer inspectors, permits and city and HOA requirements, and a Superior Fence & Rail reviewer says their estimate was honored while they waited for HOA approval.
Do these fence companies do repairs or only new installs?
JJ’s Fence Company lists repairs, and a reviewer describes a chain link post repair and a replacement after storm damage. Reviewers of Alpine Fence describe replacing existing fences.
Before you sign
Alpine Fence Inc. has the largest review base and lists vinyl, wood, iron and chain link fences, VFM is the one to visit for aluminum and vinyl, and JJ’s Fence Company is worth a call for repairs. Whoever you pick, have them measure the job and put the scope in writing.
