Oxnard and the coastal plain
Flat, sandy ground, salt in the air and the coastal zone along the beaches. We set posts deep here, and the hardware we pick decides how long your fence lasts.
The Ojai Valley
Oaks, slopes and fire-mapped hills. Ojai needs a city zoning clearance for new and replacement fences; Mira Monte and Oak View follow county rules instead.
The Santa Clara River Valley
Citrus towns with older downtowns and orchard edges. Fences take wind across open rows, and each city sets its own fence rules.
The Conejo and Simi valleys
Tracts that back onto open hills, most of them mapped Very High fire hazard. We plan the fence piece that meets your house in metal.
Over the county lines
Three Los Angeles County cities and one in Santa Barbara County, each with its own rules. Malibu adds the coastal zone to the fire map; Carpinteria trades fire for salt.
Where we work
Each dot is a town we serve, with its own page. Distances from Oxnard run from a few miles for El Rio and Port Hueneme to under 30 for Simi Valley and Malibu.
Rules are only half of it. Each town page also covers the soil at a USDA sample point, the CAL FIRE hazard map and whether the town reaches the coastal zone. The rules guide compares city and county limits, and the cost guide covers price per foot.
- 1.Oxnard
- 2.Camarillo
- 3.El Rio
- 4.Port Hueneme
- 5.Simi Valley
- 6.Thousand Oaks
- 7.Ventura
- 8.Agoura Hills
- 9.Carpinteria
- 10.Fillmore
- 11.Malibu
- 12.Mira Monte
- 13.Moorpark
- 14.Oak Park
- 15.Oak View
- 16.Ojai
- 17.Santa Paula
- 18.Westlake Village
Schematic, not to scale: close-together neighborhoods are spread out so each number reads.
Open the area in Google MapsNot sure which rule applies?
Send us the address. We check the city or county, the fire map and the coastal question first.
Plan a fence anywhere in the area
Send the address, the length and the material you have in mind.
Call (805) 909-4556Rancho Oxnard Fence300 E Esplanade Dr, Oxnard, CA 93036
office@ranchooxnardfence.com
Hours: Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 6 PM; Saturday and Sunday, 9 AM to 2 PM
Outside these hours, emergency calls only
A photo of the old fence, or of the yard where the new one goes, helps.