Fence Installation in Costa Mesa, CA

Legacy Fence is a licensed, bonded, and insured fence contractor (CSLB Lic. #1085306) proudly serving Costa Mesa, CA and the greater Orange County area. Whether you're looking for a more decorative look for your front yard or a low-maintenance solution for your backyard, our team installs vinyl, wood, chain link, and wrought iron fencing built to last.

Fencing Services We Offer in Costa Mesa, CA

Why Homeowners Choose Us
Built On Quality And Trust
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Licensed, Bonded & Insured
We're fully licensed, bonded, and insured (CSLB Lic. #1085306), so your project is protected from the first call to the final walkthrough.
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Quality Materials
We install vinyl, wood, and chain link fencing — all chosen for durability, so your fence holds up for years, not just seasons.
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Built Around Your Property
Want a decorative look or something low-maintenance? We tailor every fence to fit your home and how you actually use your yard.
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Proudly Serving Orange County
We serve Tustin, Santa Ana, Irvine, Anaheim, and the greater Orange County area.
Local Guidelines
Fence Rules & Permits in Costa Mesa, CA

A few things to consider before you install a fence in Costa Mesa. These are general guidelines — always confirm current requirements with the City before you start.

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Front Yard Height
Fences and walls in the required front-yard visibility area are generally limited to a low height (around 3 to 3.5 feet) — we always confirm the exact figure for your lot with the city before installing.
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Side & Rear Yard Height
Interior side and rear yard fences are generally limited to about 6 feet; anything taller than the standard limit needs discretionary review.
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When You Need a Permit
Walls or fences that exceed the maximum height limits require discretionary Planning review — we also check with the Building & Safety Division before starting.
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Corner Lots & Sight Lines
A visibility triangle applies at street corners, where fence and landscaping height is limited well below the standard max so drivers keep a clear line of sight.
Good to Know
If your home is part of an HOA, check your community's CC&Rs before installing — many HOAs add their own material and height rules on top of the City's. Building a pool or spa? California's Pool Safety Act (Health & Safety Code §115922–115923) requires at least two independent, approved drowning-prevention features, such as a 60-inch enclosure. Fence codes can change, so we always recommend confirming current requirements with the Costa Mesa Planning Division before you start. Have questions about your property? Contact Legacy Fence and we'll help you sort it out.
Source: Costa Mesa Economic & Development Services Department, Planning Division — Costa Mesa Municipal Code § 13-75.

What Our Customers Say

Yelp★★★★★

The Legacy Fence team were responsive, patient, professional, and accommodating. I had them install a boundary fence with my neighbor, and there were specific demands from both homeowners — they were flexible in making sure every concern was met. Definitely recommend Jose and his team!

Justin S. · Tustin, CA
Jul 2026
Yelp★★★★★

Put up our fence in three days! Very impressive and they did a good job. Highly recommend to others!

Mark V. · Las Vegas, NV
Mar 2026
Yelp★★★★★

Jose was awesome, great company — fence was done quickly and the crew was clean and efficient. Very competitive price. Highly recommend.

Morris H. · Buena Park, CA
May 2026
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