Fence FAQ Center

Yes. Twin Rivers Fence holds California contractor license #1089233 and carries liability and workers compensation insurance. Ask for a certificate anytime.

Our primary service area is Roseville, plus Citrus Heights, Granite Bay, Lincoln, Loomis, and Antelope.

It depends on material, linear footage, gate count, and any HOA-required upgrades. Use our fence cost guide and calculator for ranges; a site visit provides a written quote.

Often not for fences at or under six feet, but HOA architectural approval is a separate requirement in most Roseville communities regardless of city permit status. See our permit guide or ask us for your specific address.

Typical residential backyard projects finish in two to three days once materials arrive. HOA approval timing, not construction, is usually the longer part of the schedule.

Yes — that's the norm here, not the exception. We set footings deep enough to resist the seasonal swelling and shrinking that causes most of the leaning posts we get called to fix.

Yes. We repair and replace all brands and ages of fencing — wood, vinyl, chain link, and iron.

Yes. We provide spec sheets and drawings for the HOA architectural review process used by most Roseville-area communities.

Leaning posts from clay soil movement and side-yard gates that have sagged from daily use are the two most common calls, followed by wood rot from sprinklers aimed at the bottom rail.

Call (916) 906-2254 with your address, approximate footage, and the fence type you're considering. Photos help; we schedule a walkthrough for the final quote.