New fence builds for Clovis homes, businesses, and growing neighborhoods, from Old Town to the newest subdivisions.
Licensed C-13 and General B fence contractor, insured, serving Clovis and the surrounding area.
Clovis keeps expanding, and new subdivisions often come with fencing that's built to a minimum standard, not a lasting one. Lukus builds to hold up well past the first few years, not just past the final walkthrough, since a fence that looks fine on install day should still look fine five summers later.
559Fences serves Fresno, Clovis, Madera, Sanger, Kingsburg, Kerman, Reedley, Friant, Coarsegold, and Oakhurst.
A lot of Clovis fencing goes in during the initial home build, using minimum-spec materials to keep costs down. 559Fences sees plenty of requests to upgrade that fencing within just a few years of move-in.
Standard subdivision fencing often uses thinner posts and lighter hardware than a custom-built fence. These fences can lean or sag well before a properly built fence would, sometimes within the first two or three Valley summers. Upgrading during a remodel or backyard project is a common Clovis request. It usually comes up once a property owner notices the original fence starting to shift or the gate no longer closing right.
Old Town Clovis, the city's original downtown core known for its historic storefronts and closer-set housing, sits on smaller, established lots with mature landscaping to work around. Newer development areas further north and east offer more open space but often need full perimeter fencing built from scratch, since move-in-ready lots don't always include one. Property owners deciding between privacy, framed wood, board on board, chain link, and wrought iron can compare all the options side by side before settling on a style that fits their specific lot.
Older Clovis properties near downtown often have established trees, sprinkler lines, and hardscaping that need to be worked around during installation. Lukus walks the property first to map out where posts can go without disturbing what's already there, which takes more planning time than a bare, newly graded lot where nothing stands in the way.
New Clovis installs are backed by the 5-year structural warranty covering leaning, falling, or structurally unsound fencing. Pickets carry a 30-day warranty against warping or cracking.
A lot of Clovis properties are still carrying original builder-grade fencing that was never meant to last decades. Replacing it with a properly built fence, set to correct post depth and matched to the neighborhood's character, tends to hold up far longer. It also adds more to the property's overall look than the fence it replaced. That difference tends to show up most clearly a few years down the road, once the neighbor's original fence starts to lean and the replacement one hasn't budged.
Call or submit a request. Most get a same-day response.
Lukus visits the Clovis property to scope the job and any existing fencing.
A written estimate is provided based on the specific project.
Installation is completed on the scheduled date, with updates along the way.
A final walkthrough confirms the finished fence meets expectations.
If it's leaning, sagging, or showing wear well before it should, replacement may be worth considering over a repeated round of repairs.
Yes. The property is mapped out before any digging starts, so mature trees and sprinkler lines stay intact.
Timeline depends on fence length and style, and we'll walk through a realistic schedule during the estimate.
Yes. Financing sits alongside cash, check, and card as a payment option on new builds.
Five years of structural coverage against leaning, falling, or unsound fencing, plus 30 days on new pickets.
Get a free fence installation estimate in Clovis, whether it's a new build or a replacement.
