559Fences builds, repairs, and stains fences for homes, businesses, and public properties across the Fresno–Clovis area, year after year.
Licensed (C-13, General B) and insured fence contractor serving Fresno County and Madera County, with every job backed by a written, honest warranty.
New fences built post to post, right the first time. Every install is planned around the property's actual layout, not a one-size template, and covers everything from full privacy fencing to open boundary lines. Post depth and hardware are matched to the height and style of the fence being built.
Leaning posts, broken pickets, and sagging gates fixed fast. Most repairs are scoped and completed in a single visit, without turning a small fix into a bigger project than it needs to be. Storm and wind damage gets the same close inspection before any work starts.
Protects wood fencing from Valley heat and winter moisture. Staining extends the life of a fence, keeps pickets from cracking, and keeps the whole fence line looking finished. Timing matters too, since staining works best in mild, dry weather rather than the extremes Fresno is known for.
A wood privacy fence with angled, rounded picket tops, which is where the dog ear name comes from. It gives you a solid backyard screen and pet containment at a lower material cost than overlapped styles.
Built on a visible support frame that carries the weight of the boards. A good pick when you want a cleaner face and more structure behind a long run.
Pickets overlap so there are no gaps when the wood shrinks in summer. It costs more in material and holds privacy far better over the years.
Galvanized fencing for lots, side yards, and work areas that need a boundary without blocking light or airflow. It is the low-upkeep option on larger parcels.
Ornamental metal panels for front yards, pool areas, and entry gates. Sightlines stay open while the property edge stays clear.
The full range of wood options, from standard backyard runs to taller custom heights. We walk you through grade, picket width, and stain choices before anything gets ordered.
Not sure which style fits your lot? Ask, and we will price two options side by side.
Licensed C-13 and General B contractor, confirmed and verified before every quote goes out, so property owners know exactly who is doing the work on their property.
Insured with workers' comp and general liability, so property owners aren't on the hook if something goes wrong on the job or someone gets hurt on-site.
Every job is backed by a 5-year structural warranty covering leaning, falling, or unsound fencing, plus a 30-day picket warranty on pickets that warp, settle, or crack. Both are confirmed in writing, not just promised at the estimate.
Family-rooted in Valley agriculture and construction. Lukus grew up building on his family's land before building fences for a living, and that hands-on background carries into how he plans and executes every project.
Same-day or next-day response on every inquiry, so property owners aren't left waiting days for a callback or an estimate on their project.
Bilingual crew. English and Spanish are spoken on every job, start to finish, so language never gets in the way of a clear estimate or a clear conversation about the work.
No. Estimates are free and done in person. Lukus measures the fence line, talks through style options, and leaves you with a written number for your property.
Lukus Ruiz and his own small crew. The job is not handed to a subcontractor, and he walks the finished fence himself before calling it done.
A rough idea of where your property line runs and what you want the fence to do. Photos help if you are calling about damage, though everything gets confirmed on-site.
Yes. Shared lines are common across Fresno neighborhoods. Talking with your neighbor about placement and cost before work starts keeps everyone clear, and styles like board on board finish evenly on both sides.
Yes. Every job runs in English and Spanish, from the first walkthrough to the final one, so the scope and the price stay clear either way.
That depends on material, build quality, and upkeep. Wood that gets stained on schedule holds up far longer than wood left bare through Valley summers.
A free, no-pressure estimate is the first step toward a fence built to actually last.