A clifftop Southern California home behind a dark aluminum fence, with the coastline beyond

Residential aluminum outdoor solutions

Built for the Home You Already Love

Architectural aluminum, custom-measured to your property. No rust, no repainting, no contractor to chase — gates, fencing, railings and pergolas, powder-coated and made for coastal Southern California.

  • Designed
  • Fabricated
  • Installed
  • Made and installed by our own crew, from our Canoga Park factory. Since 1994.

Where to start

What would you like to change about your property?

A red horizontal-slat aluminum driveway gate across the front of a modern concrete house

Make the entrance and overall perimeter

Driveway gates, pedestrian gates and architectural entry solutions.

Dark aluminum slat fencing stepping down a hillside above a road, with planting along its base

Expert on Slopes and Hilly Terrains

A grade other fabricators have turned down. Every panel is measured on site and cut to the fall of the land, so a gate and a fence follow the hillside instead of fighting it.

A low dark aluminum slat fence along a white garden wall in front of a modern house

Create more privacy

Fencing, screens and wall-top solutions designed around your property.

A black aluminum pergola over an outdoor kitchen with a bar counter and stools

Make the backyard somewhere you host

Pergolas, privacy structures and outdoor architectural elements.

A modern house with a glass-panelled aluminum garage door in low afternoon sun

Improve curb appeal

Modern gates, garage doors and fencing designed to work together.

For the whole household

Protect your loved ones

Give your pets the freedom to enjoy the outdoors in a space designed to keep them safe. A secure, thoughtfully designed fence gives them room to play, explore, and relax while giving you greater peace of mind.

From open play areas to pet-friendly pools and backyards, create an outdoor environment that works beautifully for both your pets and your home.

A homeowner playing fetch on a lawn with a golden retriever, in front of a wood-look aluminum slat fence
A freestanding dark aluminum pergola over an outdoor kitchen and bar seating, lit at golden hour beside a lawn

Aluminum is Your Solution

Every other exterior material is a maintenance schedule. This one is a decision you make once.

Why us

  • 30 years, 1,200+ projectsBuilding for California homes since 1994.
  • Custom-measured for your propertyDesigned around your slope, span and grade, so it fits one property: yours.
  • Our own crew, start to finishNobody to chase. We designed it, we built it, we installed it.
  • Yours aloneA piece of architecture no one else has.

Why now

California's fire codes are tightening, and insurers are following. Wood and vinyl within five feet of the house are becoming a liability — some carriers are already declining renewals over it. That is where our aluminum earns its place: non-combustible, and CAL FIRE tested. Replacing the perimeter now solves the appearance problem and the compliance problem in one project.

No rust. No repainting. Just peace of mind, for years to come.

Wood splits and greys. Iron bleeds rust down your driveway. Every few years there's a contractor to chase and a finish to redo.

It should be the part of the house you never think about — the thing that quietly makes the whole property look like it was meant to be there.

That's what we build. Architectural aluminum, powder-coated to hold its colour through California sun, salt air and fire season. Custom-measured to your property and installed by our own crew.

The cheaper option is the one that gets bought twice.

  • The same timber gate weathered grey and green: the finish gone, boards split and rotted through at the base, hinges rusted.A newly stained timber driveway gate with a curved top rail, in front of a brick house.

    Wood Decays

    • Re-stain or re-sealStripping and recoating the surface to keep moisture out.
    • RepaintPrep, prime and repaint once the finish chalks or peels.
    • Replace rotted or warped membersCutting out and rebuilding boards that have moved or failed.
    • Replace the unitThe whole assembly, bought a second time.
  • The same iron gate corroded: the paint gone to rust, the infill panel pitted and holed, the wall stained and cracked.A black wrought-iron side gate with a scrolled top panel, set in a block wall.

    Iron Rusts

    • RepaintPrep, prime and repaint once the finish chalks or peels.
    • Sand and treat rustGrinding back corrosion and sealing the bare metal.
    • Re-weld corroded jointsRe-making the welds where corrosion has eaten the connection.
    • Replace the unitThe whole assembly, bought a second time.
  • The same aluminum gate after weathering — the finish, the colour and the alignment unchanged.A black horizontal-slat aluminum gate and matching fence at the entrance to a modern home.

    Aluminum Withstands

    What we build
    • It can't rustNo iron in it. No orange streaks, ever.
    • Colour is baked inPowder coated. Won't chalk, peel or fade.
    • Durability for decadesRinse it with a hose twice a year. That's the entire maintenance.
    • Light on the hardwareA third the weight of iron. Hinges and openers last years longer.
    • It won't burnNon-combustible and CAL FIRE tested.
    • It adds value, and keeps itWood and iron depreciate as they decay. Aluminum still looks new when an appraiser sees it.
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Where it goes

One property, three decisions

Most homes come to us for one of these and end up doing two — because the point of a single factory and a single finish is that the parts stop looking like separate purchases.

A contemporary home behind a dark aluminum fence, seen from the driveway

At the street

The part everyone sees first

The entrance is the whole first impression of the property — and the one element a neighbour, a guest and an appraiser all take in before anything else. Gate, garage door and walk gate matched in one finish, so the front of the house reads as one decision rather than three.

Dark aluminum slat fencing and a matching stair railing against white stucco walls

Around the property

A boundary that stops asking for anything

Fencing, wall toppers and railings in the same powder-coated aluminum: no rust bleeding down a driveway, no repainting every few seasons, no contractor to chase. It holds its colour through California sun, salt air and fire season.

A red aluminum pergola over a paved terrace, with two people and a dog in the seating area

Where you actually live

The room you didn't know you had

A pergola turns a patio into somewhere you use in July and in January. Cladding and equipment enclosures finish the job — the plant, the pool gear and the bare wall stop being the thing your eye lands on.

A dark aluminum slat fence running along a hillside above a valley, its panels stepping down with the grade

The difficult lot

Expert on Slopes and Hilly Terrains

A grade is where most fence and gate work stops — or where it gets forced onto a level line and left with gaps underneath. Every panel we make is engineered for the ground it lands on, and the ground is measured before anything is drawn.

Dark aluminum fencing curving along a sloping lawn beside a path, each panel set to the fall of the ground
  • Installed on the slope as it stands

    No regrading and no retaining wall to flatten the ground first. Where a run crosses an incline we add channel drainage along the top line, so water never ends up somewhere it was not meant to go.

  • Measured down to the millimetre

    Your terrain, slope and openings are measured on site before anything is drawn or cut. That is the step that decides whether a panel fits the ground or fights it.

  • A gate for a driveway that will not level

    The counterweighted vertical-lift leaf drops into a sealed vault beneath the driveway. Because it moves vertically instead of swinging or sliding, it goes on an inclined drive without levelling the ground around it.

  • A solid run that follows the hillside

    A continuous fence line is stepped and adjusted to the fall of the land rather than held level, so it follows the hillside without leaving gaps underneath it.

Solid dark aluminum fence panels stepping down alongside a sloping concrete driveway
Each panel is stepped to the fall of the drive rather than held level.
A dark aluminum fence on a raised bank between two houses, stepping up with the ground
On a bank between properties, the line steps and the gap underneath closes.

From first call to installation, same team

Drawn, built and installed by the same company

Most of this industry subcontracts at least one of those three. We do not — which is why there is nobody to chase when something needs to be right.

  • Our own factory in Canoga ParkCut, welded, powder-coated and finished on our floor. Not ordered in and badged.
  • Custom-measured to your propertyDesigned around your slope, span and grade, so it fits one property: yours.
  • 30 years, 1,200+ projectsBuilding for Southern California homes since 1994.
A gloved fabricator cutting an aluminum profile with an angle grinder on the factory floor
Two Mulholland installers in branded crew shirts checking measurements against a dark aluminum gate on site
Mulholland aluminum gates and slat fencing on Southern California homes, at street level and at dusk

When you're ready

Start with the part that bothers you most

Tell us about the property and what you want to change. We come out, measure it, and show you what it can look like — or come down to the Canoga Park showroom first and see the finishes at full size.

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On-site visit • A price in writing • No obligation