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Foothill Fence is a fence contractor that is located in Sherman Oaks, California. They have been serving businesses and homeowners in San Fernando Valley, California since the year 2000. Their services include wood fences, iron fences, chain link fences, vinyl fences, commercial fences, trex fences, and gates. Foothill Fence is a BBB accredited business. This establishment is also a Business Consumer Alliance member with an AAA rating. Foothill Fence is 2015 Angie’s List Super Service Award recipient.

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