Fences and stonework, all of Oahu.
Vinyl, aluminum, and chain link fencing, custom gates, block and rock walls — built by Kimo’s crews since 2004. Ask the assistant below for an honest ballpark, or send it a photo of your fence line for a tighter one.
Six trades, one crew.
Every job starts with a free on-site estimate and ends with Kimo walking the finished line with you. Demo and haul-away of the old fence or wall gets priced in the same estimate.
Vinyl fencing
Privacy and picket in several styles and colors. No painting, no termites — the fence you stop thinking about.
Aluminum fencing
The wrought-iron look without the rust, in black or green. Good for pools and street-facing yards.
Chain link
Galvanized or PVC-coated in black or green. The workhorse for long perimeters and security runs.
Gates
Walk gates and driveway gates — slide, swing, double swing, cantilever. Automation available.
Masonry and rock walls
Block (CMU) walls, retaining walls, rock walls, concrete slabs, sidewalks, and driveways.
Repairs
Leaning posts, storm damage, gates off their hinges. Repair calls get priority — crews often go out next day.
Ballpark pricing, before anyone drives out.
These are Oahu ranges, not mainland ones — materials arrive by ship and labor runs above the mainland. Every number is a ballpark: the free site visit is what locks it in.
Vinyl privacy or picket fence
$32–54 / linear ftInstalled, 4–6 ft heights. A typical 100–200 ft residential project lands around $3,400–$10,800.
Chain link, 4 ft
$12–16 / linear ftInstalled and galvanized. Taller runs and PVC coating cost more.
Aluminum fence
quoted per projectRuns above vinyl per foot. The exact range is set at the site visit.
Walk and driveway gates
$300–$1,500Installed. Automated driveway gates run substantially more.
Block (CMU) walls
$22–37 / face sq ftRetaining walls average $60–65 per square foot; engineered walls run higher.
Rock walls
$1,500–$5,000Smaller projects. Rock type, site, and access set the number.
Slope, soil, access, and old-fence removal all move the price — that’s why every number above stays a range until the free on-site estimate. Permits, when a project needs one, get handled during that visit.
For a tighter ballpark, send a photo of your fence line to the assistant below.
Repairs jump the line.
A fence on the ground is a today problem, so repair calls get flagged priority — crews are often dispatched the next day. Tell the assistant what happened and send a photo of the damage; Kimo calls repair requests back by 9am the next business day, usually sooner during shop hours.
Kimo calls you back.
Leave a name and number and Kimo calls by 9am the next business day. Or skip the typing — give your details to the assistant and watch it fill this form for you.