
Highland Deck and Fence builds custom decks, installs fences, and creates outdoor living spaces that work in Highland's climate - from the first call to the final inspection.

Highland Deck and Fence is a licensed deck builder serving Highland, CA and 12 communities across the Inland Empire. We build and repair decks, install fences, and design covered outdoor living spaces - 16 services in total. Whether you want a new composite deck, a cedar privacy fence, or a shaded patio cover that actually makes summer bearable, we handle it from permits to cleanup.

No template decks. We design your outdoor space around your yard, your family, and how you want to use it.
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Low-maintenance composite boards that hold up to Highland's intense sun without annual staining or sealing.
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Trex composite boards come with a 25-year warranty against fading - a smart choice for Inland Empire heat.
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The most affordable wood option, built to last with proper sealing and the right installation for local soil conditions.
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Cedar resists decay naturally and is more stable in heat cycles than pine - a beautiful, durable wood choice.
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Soft boards, wobbly railings, or rot under the surface? We assess the damage honestly and fix what actually needs fixing.
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Highland's UV exposure bleaches and dries wood fast. Regular staining and sealing protects your investment for years.
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Slip-resistant surfaces and materials that stay cooler underfoot - important next to a pool in triple-digit heat.
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Vinyl fences hold their color and shape through hot, dry summers without painting, staining, or warping.
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A solid wood privacy fence adds real seclusion to your backyard and handles the Inland Empire climate well.
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Enjoy your outdoor space without bugs or wind. Screened enclosures extend the usable hours all year.
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Shade matters in Highland. A covered deck makes your outdoor space genuinely comfortable through the summer.
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A pergola adds structure, partial shade, and a focal point that makes a backyard feel like a real outdoor room.
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Built to hold a grill, a counter, and the people around it - outdoor kitchens turn decks into real entertaining spaces.
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Sloped yard? A multi-level deck creates usable flat space where there was none, common in Highland foothills homes.
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Code-compliant railings that are solid, safe, and finished to match the rest of your deck.
Learn MoreReach out by phone or submit our contact form. We respond within 1 business day. Tell us what you have in mind - a rough idea of size, what you want to use the space for, and whether you have an HOA. No need to have it all figured out yet.
We come out to your property, look at the yard, take measurements, and talk through your ideas in person. You get a written estimate that breaks down labor, materials, and permits. No surprises after you sign.
We handle the permit application, HOA submissions if needed, and all inspections. Once approvals are in place, our crew builds your project on schedule. You get a walkthrough at the end and a finished space ready to use.
We hold a valid California Contractors State License Board license and carry general liability and workers' compensation insurance on every project. You can verify our license on the CSLB website.
We come to your property, measure the space, and give you a written estimate that itemizes labor, materials, and permits. There is no fee and no pressure to sign the same day.
We have been building decks and installing fences in Highland and the Inland Empire since 2017. We know the permit process, the soil conditions, and the HOA landscape in this area.
We recommend materials and construction methods suited to the Inland Empire's intense UV exposure and temperature swings - so your deck holds up in year three, not just week one.
Ready to get started? Call (909) 737-6946 or send us a message.
"We wanted a covered deck before summer hit and Highland Deck and Fence made that happen. They pulled the permit, handled the HOA submission, and finished on the date they gave us. The shade structure they built makes our backyard actually usable in July now."
Mark T., Redlands - Covered decks and patio covers
"Our old wood deck had soft spots in two corners and a railing that moved when you pushed it. They came out, gave us an honest assessment - not everything needed replacing - and fixed what actually needed fixing. Straightforward, no upsell."
Sandra R., Loma Linda - Deck repair and replacement
"We got a composite deck installed last spring and have been on it almost every evening since. They walked us through the color options and explained the heat performance difference between the lighter and darker boards. Good advice - the lighter color stays comfortable barefoot."
Jason M., Highland - Composite deck installation
We respond within 1 business day - no obligation, no pressure. After you submit, someone from our office calls to schedule a free on-site visit where we measure your space, walk through your ideas, and give you a written estimate.
(909) 737-6946Highland Deck and Fence is based in Highland, CA and serves 12 communities across the Inland Empire, including San Bernardino, Redlands, and Fontana. We schedule same-week site visits throughout our service area and handle permits in each city where we work.
Yes - in most cases. Any deck attached to your home or elevated more than 30 inches requires a permit in Highland. Skipping it can void your homeowner's insurance and create problems at resale.
Composite decking resists fading and splintering better than natural wood in sustained heat above 100 degrees. Wood needs sealing every two to three years; composite needs only an occasional rinse. The right choice depends on your budget and how much maintenance you want.
Parts of Highland are designated as high fire hazard severity zones by the state. Fire-resistant composite decking and pressure-treated lumber are worth discussing with your contractor - and may affect your homeowner's insurance premiums.
A city inspector reviews the framing, footings, and connections to your house before boards go down, then again after the build is complete. The inspection protects you - a passed inspection means the structure has been checked by someone whose job is safety.
Many Highland neighborhoods require HOA design approval before you can even apply for a city permit. HOAs typically review deck size, railing style, color, and materials. Getting HOA sign-off first prevents expensive changes after permits are pulled.
Highland's expansive clay soils swell when wet and shrink when dry. Footings that are not set deep enough can shift over time. Highland is also in a seismic hazard area, which means California requires earthquake-resistant anchoring on all deck connections.
The North American Deck and Railing Association publishes free homeowner guides covering deck safety, material selection, and what to look for when hiring a contractor.
Highland Deck and Fence is a licensed and insured deck builder company based in Highland, CA, serving 12 Inland Empire communities since 2017. We are licensed through the California Contractors State License Board, which requires passing trade examinations and maintaining active insurance and bond coverage.
Since 2017, we have completed deck builds, fence installations, pergola projects, and outdoor structure work across Highland, San Bernardino, Redlands, and surrounding cities - 16 services across a 12-city service area. Every project is permitted, inspected, and backed by the materials warranties from the brands we use.
Learn more about our team and our approach or contact us to schedule a free estimate.
If the frame and posts are solid but the surface boards are worn, repair is usually the right call. Replace when rot has reached the structural framing or when the deck was never permitted - fixing unpermitted work often means rebuilding to code anyway.
Search the contractor's name or license number at cslb.ca.gov. It takes two minutes and shows whether the license is active, what class of work they are licensed for, and whether any complaints have been filed. Always check before signing anything.
An unpermitted deck can trigger stop-work orders, require demolition, and create disclosure obligations when you sell. Some insurance carriers deny claims for incidents on unpermitted structures. The permit process exists to protect you, not slow you down.
The California Contractors State License Board publishes free resources for homeowners on hiring licensed contractors and understanding your rights on a construction project. Ready to move forward? Call (909) 737-6946 and we will schedule your free on-site estimate.
Highland is a city of around 55,000 people in San Bernardino County, sitting at roughly 1,200 feet at the base of the San Bernardino Mountains. The city was incorporated in 1987 and has grown steadily, with most of its housing stock built between the 1970s and early 2000s. Homes here are typically single-family stucco houses on mid-sized lots, many with concrete driveways, block wall fencing, and backyard patios that reflect the outdoor living culture of the Inland Empire.
Highland sits at the edge of the San Bernardino National Forest, and the foothills above the city are designated as high fire hazard severity zones by the state. That proximity to wildland areas shapes material choices for outdoor structures and affects homeowner's insurance in the upper neighborhoods. The well-known master-planned community of East Highland Ranch in the eastern part of the city has its own HOA, parks, and trails - and homeowners there tend to invest seriously in maintaining and upgrading their properties.
Summer temperatures in Highland regularly exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit, which is one of the most important factors in any outdoor project here. Expansive clay soils common throughout the San Bernardino Valley swell and contract with the seasons, putting stress on footings and concrete over time. For more on how local conditions affect construction, the City of Highland's Building and Safety Division publishes permit requirements and code information online. We work throughout Highland - from the older neighborhoods near Base Line to the newer streets in East Highland Ranch - and we know what the local conditions require.
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Highland Deck and Fence
7462 Catalpa Ave
Highland, CA 92346
contact@highlanddeckandfence.com
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Call Highland Deck and Fence today for a free on-site estimate - no obligation, and we respond within 1 business day.