Bel Air
Arched iron · stucco pilasters Working in Bel Air
Bel Air work is almost always an estate entrance: a wide opening on a road with no shoulder, a gate that has to hold the property line and read as architecture from the street. Iron between rendered pilasters is the dominant language here, and getting the anchor right into those pilasters matters more than anything else on the job.
The roads are the practical constraint. Deliveries and equipment have to fit up a canyon lane, which is why we fabricate off site and bring finished sections in rather than running a shop out of your driveway for three weeks.
What Bel Air changes
Most of Bel Air runs design review. We prepare the elevation and material board for submission, which is usually the longest single step in the schedule.
Canyon lots slope hard. Panels step with the grade and rails stay level — raking to follow the hill reads wrong from a road that sees the fence side-on.
Narrow lanes with no parking. Sections are fabricated in Tarzana and craned or carried in, keeping the site window to days rather than weeks.
Work in Bel Air
Get a real number
Tell us the opening width and we will tell you what it takes. Site visits are free inside the service area and take about forty minutes.