Fence AZ
Fence AZ appears to be a commercial-focused fencing contractor serving Phoenix, AZ, with site evidence for wood fencing, vinyl fencing, chain link fencing, and wrought iron fencing. The available service evidence also points to gate-related work and pool-safety projects, which broadens the listing beyond a basic core-material offering. Most of the evidence sits on one rich page, but the service catalog is still broad enough to support the listing. The site also indicates the business has been operating since 2008, which adds useful maturity context. The public reputation signal is serviceable, but this profile reads more dependable than dominant.
Contact Information
- Address
- 10002 N 7th St Ste #2047, Phoenix, AZ 85020
Phoenix, AZ - Phone
- (623) 335-2740
- Website
- www.fenceaz.com
Services
Fence Advisors Take
Fence AZ looks credible for wood fencing, vinyl fencing, and chain link fencing, with the strongest support coming from site evidence rather than an overwhelming review signal.
Verdict
Reasonable to quote, but compare it closely against stronger-rated contractors before deciding.
Signals We Like
Watch-out: Most of the supporting evidence sits on one page, so project specifics should be confirmed directly.
Based on Fence Advisors editorial analysis of the company website and public reputation signals in our directory data. Google signal: 3.2 from 9 reviews.
Fence Costs in Phoenix, AZ
Typical installed price per linear foot in the local market.
| Material | Per Linear Ft | 150 ft Fence |
|---|---|---|
| Wood (cedar) | $28–$50 | $4,200–$7,500 |
| Chain link | $17–$28 | $2,550–$4,200 |
| Vinyl | $30–$52 | $4,500–$7,800 |
| Wrought iron | $38–$65 | $5,700–$9,750 |
| Composite | $45–$75 | $6,750–$11,250 |
Ranges reflect installed pricing in Phoenix based on contractor quotes and regional labor data. Final quotes vary by property, gate count, and material grade.
Permits & Regulations in Phoenix
Phoenix requires a fence permit for most residential projects.
- Permit cost
- Contact city for current fees
- Setback
- Fences must be on or behind the property line.
- Max height — front
- 4 feet
- Max height — back
- 6-8 feet
Contact the City of Phoenix Building Department for fence permit requirements.
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