Fences take a beating in Los Angeles. Between our scorching sun and occasional heavy rains, a fence that looked great two years ago can turn into an eyesore fast without proper care.
Most people don’t think much about their fence until it starts looking rough. By then, you’re dealing with peeling paint, rust spots, or weathered wood that’s gone gray. Here’s the reality – regular fence painting isn’t just cosmetic. It’s protecting your investment from UV damage, moisture problems, and the kind of deterioration that leads to expensive replacements.
A well-maintained fence adds real value to your property. It frames your yard, provides privacy, and creates that finished look that makes homes stand out in the neighborhood. Plus, if you’re in an HOA community, keeping your fence in good shape isn’t optional – it’s required.
We’ve painted hundreds of fences across Los Angeles, from basic wood pickets to elaborate wrought iron. The goal is always extending the life of your fence while making it look like new again.
Wood fences are everywhere in LA, and they need the most attention. California sun dries out wood, causing warping and cracking. Without protective coating, you’re looking at rot and pest infestations down the line. We prep wood thoroughly – cleaning, sanding rough spots, treating any problem areas before applying quality exterior paint or stain.
Vinyl fences handle weather better but still fade over time. They need special paints designed to bond with vinyl surfaces. Aluminum and metal fences develop oxidation and surface corrosion. We address those issues during prep to ensure proper adhesion.
Wrought iron fences have their own challenges. Beautiful material, but rust is the enemy. We handle complete rust removal, treat the metal, prime it correctly, and apply protective coatings that stand up to humidity and rain exposure. Gates and railings get the same detailed treatment.
Everything starts with thorough cleaning. You’d be surprised how much dirt accumulates on fences. We remove all that plus any mildew or organic growth. For metal fences, rust removal is critical – you can’t just paint over rust and expect it to last.
Sanding comes next for wood and previously painted surfaces. Failing paint gets scraped off because new paint won’t stick to loose old paint. Once the surface is prepped properly, we apply primer. Skip the primer and your paint job won’t last half as long as it should.
Paint application typically means multiple coats. One coat might look okay initially, but it won’t provide adequate protection or durability. We use quality exterior paints formulated to resist fading and weather damage specific to our Los Angeles climate.
| Standard exterior: | 1.60 – 2.80$ | per sq ft |
| Brick/masonry: | 1.76 – 3.04$ | per sq ft |
| Stucco: | 1.60 – 2.80$ | per sq ft |
| Metal siding: | 1.44 – 2.80$ | per sq ft |
| Wood siding: | $1.60 – $3.04 | per sq ft |
| Trim & fascia: | 3.20 – 4.80$ | per linear ft |
| Soffits: | 2.80 – 4.40$ | per linear ft |
| Columns: | 80 – 200$ | each |
| Balcony railings: | 8 – 12$ | per linear ft |
| Waterproofing services: | 1.20 – 2.80$ | per sq ft |
| Elastomeric coating: | 0.96 – 2.00$ | per sq ft |
Los Angeles weather is tougher on fences than most people realize. That intense sunlight and UV exposure breaks down materials over time. Wood dries out and splits. Metal corrodes. Even vinyl degrades eventually.
Proper painting creates a barrier against these elements. It prevents moisture from penetrating wood, which stops rot and pest problems before they start. For metal, good paint prevents rust that would otherwise eat through the material. The money you spend on painting is way less than what replacement costs.
Beyond protection, there’s the appearance factor. A freshly painted fence transforms how your whole property looks. Better curb appeal means higher property value if you’re selling, and more enjoyment of your outdoor space if you’re staying.
Wrought iron adds character to properties, but neglected wrought iron looks terrible. We specialize in bringing faded, rusty wrought iron back to life. The process involves removing all existing rust and treating pitted areas. Then proper priming followed by durable topcoats.
Many HOA communities have wrought iron fencing, and associations expect it maintained to certain standards. We know those requirements and ensure compliance while giving you lasting results.
We’ve been doing this work for years across Los Angeles. Licensed and insured, which should be standard but apparently isn’t always. Our painters know fence work specifically – it’s different from painting houses and requires different techniques.
We offer eco-friendly, low-VOC paint options for clients concerned about environmental impact. Those paints perform just as well as traditional options while being better for air quality.
Pricing is straightforward with free estimates. We protect your landscaping during work and clean up completely when done. Projects finish on schedule, and we guarantee satisfaction with our results.

Explore our portfolio of completed painting projects. Each project showcases our commitment to quality craftsmanship, attention to detail, and professional results. Browse through our gallery to see the transformations we’ve created for our satisfied clients.
Wood fences typically need repainting every 3-5 years depending on sun exposure and paint quality. Metal fences can go 5-7 years. We assess your specific situation during estimates.
All of them – wood, vinyl, aluminum, metal, wrought iron, gates, and railings. Each material gets appropriate prep and paint products.
Yes, we have low-VOC and environmentally responsible paint options that meet California environmental standards without sacrificing durability.
Most residential fences take 2-4 days including prep and drying time between coats. Larger or complex fences need more time.
Absolutely. We use drop cloths and protective covering for plants, grass, and hardscaping near the fence.