Paso Robles Fence Contractor and Supply

Serving the Paso Robles area and San Luis Obispo County since 2022, the Fencing 101 team has been building fences for every need. From decorative front yard and garden fences, to sturdy livestock fencing, industrial security fences, and driveway gates, The Paso Robles fence contractor does it all, including fence repairs.

Fencing 101 is the local source for fence supplies, expert advice, and professional fence-building services.

Building a fence for the first time?
Repairing a fence?
A professional in need of a reliable source of supplies?

Fencing 101 offers complete fence solutions, from professional guidance, answers to questions, and a full inventory of everything needed to build any fence and gate.

We are your local Paso Robles fence supply store!

The local all-in-one, full-service fencing solution

There’s more to building fences than sticking posts in the ground and adding wire or fence boards. The experience and local knowledge that Fencing 101 brings to fencing projects include:

Knowledge of local terrains, weather patterns, and environmental factors that can affect fence stability, and protective paint and finishes.
Familiarity with local building codes, especially for fence heights and materials.
Assistance with obtaining building permits if necessary.
Close associations with homeowners and real estate professionals to build the best fence for curb appeal.
Construction practices that minimize the destructive habits of some kinds of livestock.
The best fence materials for the fence’s use.

At Fencing101, we consider building fences to be an artistic endeavor, creating a sculpture that is both useful and pleasant.

The Fencing 101 team brings a collective 25 years of knowledgeable, professional fence construction to provide total solutions for every fence project, from initial design to completion.

Visit Fencing 101 for:

Superior products and professional support. Our team’s collective 25 years of experience means we carry the top-quality, professional-grade supplies and materials favored by fence construction professionals.
Expert, professional advice on the best products for specific terrain, environments, or purposes. We can answer your questions about building or repairing fences on slopes, to contain livestock, the best materials and designs for residential fences, and enhanced curb appeal, enclosing a swimming pool, driveway gates, security fencing, and more.
Everything you need for building or repairing a fence. If you need it, we have it!
Delivery anywhere in SLO County. We deliver right to your project site, anywhere in the county.
Fence construction. We are licensed fence contractors and can build any fence for any purpose, including commercial, residential, agricultural, and custom driveway gates. We guarantee our labor.

The right materials for the job

Not all materials are created equal. While we use top-quality, professional-grade materials in all of our projects, we also recognize that some kinds of materials are more suitable for certain fences than others.

We provide all of the materials and supplies from our own fencing store, which is also open to the public.

Name it, we’ve got it! We deliver, too, anywhere in SLO County!

Wood, vinyl, pipes, and iron.
Security/privacy.
Livestock.
Garden.
Gates.
Every type of hinges, connectors, automated gate openers, latches, and more.

Project delays are minimized because we have access to everything needed.

The Fencing101 team works with you from your idea to the completed project. Assisting with the design phase, working within your budget, and making suggestions to help deliver the fence you want.

Our labor is guaranteed.

Our goal is to ensure that your investment provides lasting value, safety, and beauty. We build any fence you want:

Residential and commercial.
Agriculture, crop lands, livestock, equipment yards.
Equestrian arenas.
Vineyards and wineries.
Security and privacy fences.
Swimming pools.
Play areas, dog parks, recreational areas.
Automated or manually operated driveway gates.
And more.

130 Easy St #4, Paso Robles, CA 93446

Open Monday–Friday 7am–4pm | Saturday 8am–12pm

Common FAQs

Can you help me build a fence?

We understand the deep personal satisfaction of a job well done and the pride people take in making their homes more attractive. We can provide some recommendations, make sure you have all of the right materials and supplies, and help keep those expenses within your budget. Due to insurance requirements, labor laws, and other liability issues, we don't physically work alongside customers. A professional team can complete projects in much less time than a DIY project, unless you have fence-building experience. We encourage you to consider the pros and cons of building your own fence and are happy to answer your questions.

Can you help me design a fence for the front yard?

Yes. We can help you with ideas and make recommendations based on what you envision, your budget, where you live, and many other factors.

Do I need a building permit to put up a fence?

That depends on several things, such as where you live, the height of the fence, and whether or not any grading needs to happen to accommodate the fence. The best thing to do is to call the building department for San Luis Obispo County or for the city you live in.

How much does a 6-foot privacy fence cost?

The cost depends on several factors. What is the length of the fence? Which materials are you using? Are you replacing an existing fence or building brand new? What is the terrain? A fence on flat ground can be built faster than one on uneven ground. At Fencing101, we give you a complete assessment of your project and quote a fair price. We make strong efforts to work within your budget.

How much will it cost in materials to build my own fence?

The cost depends on two main factors: the materials and the linear footage. Other factors that affect cost include the design, incidental labor costs, such as hiring someone to dig postholes. We can help you estimate the cost of a fence and make recommendations to help you stick to your budget.

Do I need my neighbors' permission to put up a fence?

Generally speaking, anything you do on our own property is your business; however, some jurisdictions have a permit process that includes neighborhood notification. When a proposed fence is going to block views or access that has been considered a right-of-way, neighbors may be allowed to oppose the project. Good fences indeed make good neighbors, but it's also true that keeping the peace makes good neighbors. If you think your fence might cause problems, discuss it with neighbors who it might affect. It's also important not to accidentally build a fence on your neighbor's property. If there are any property line questions, it is worthwhile to hire a surveyor.

What is the best way to fence in a garden?

The kind of fence to surround a garden depends on what you want the fence to accomplish. A fence to keep unattended pets and children out of the garden can be quite different than one meant to keep deer out. Deer can jump over 6 feet fairly easily, and the recommended height for deer fence is 8 feet. An 8-foot-tall fence is going to cost more than a typical 4-foot fence. Rabbits and squirrels are also considerations for protecting your garden with a fence. Rabbit fencing is a special wire that has smaller openings to prevent rabbits from squeezing through, and a 4-foot, rabbit wire fence will usually keep rabbits out. Squirrels are another thing entirely because they climb. A fence to keep squirrels out of the garden can include a wire top or sections with covers, but you want to be careful not to block necessary pollinators. We can help you decide which type of garden fence will meet your needs.

What do I need to build a fence around my garden?

There are many options for a garden fence. A simple design is a garden fence that is 4-feet to 6-feet tall with a gate. The fence can be framed with 4" x 4" x 8' posts that go into the ground and 2" x 4" x 8' cross posts. The fence can be enclosed with boards or no-climb wire to help keep pets out. Some gardeners also like to include posts and frames for shade cloths. Gates can be purchased or custom-built. The quantity of materials depends on the length of the fence. You also need screws, gate hinges, latches, and perhaps staples if using wire.

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