Where we work

Estate entrances on narrow canyon roads, where the gate is the first thing anyone sees and the design review committee sees it too.

Front-boundary work where the city is specific about height and setback, and the finish has to match a house that was designed, not built to a plan book.

Coastal work, where salt air decides the specification and an ungalvanised gate starts bleeding rust at every weld within a couple of winters.

Wide flat lots with long driveways — the easiest place in the county to do a slide gate properly, and where most of our largest openings are.

Split between the flats and the hill south of the boulevard — two genuinely different jobs, ten minutes apart.

Hillside streets and tight frontages, where the fence follows a grade that changes across every bay.

Big lots and exposed ridgelines — the part of the valley where wind load genuinely changes what we build.

Home. The shop is on Ventura Boulevard, which is why a Tarzana service call is measured in days rather than weeks.

Dense streets and small frontages, where the pedestrian gate does more work than the driveway one.

Twenty-two years of gates and fencing across the county, fabricated in one shop in Tarzana and installed by the crew that built them.