Outdoor kitchen on a concrete patio with a wood fence built by Milo Landscaping Inc in the East Bay

Service Area Ranking

Pavers, Concrete & Fence Service Areas in the East Bay

Milo Landscaping Inc installs paver driveways and patios, concrete flatwork and wood fences in six East Bay cities: Alamo, Danville, San Ramon, Orinda, Walnut Creek and Concord, CA. Each city has its own fence heights, permit office and terrain, so every project starts with the local rules below.

  • 6 priority cities
  • Pavers · Concrete · Fences
  • 20 years of experience

Where we work

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Each city page covers local fence heights, the permit office, neighborhoods we serve and the projects that fit homes there.

Backyard with pool, lawn and concrete deck similar to large-lot homes in Alamo, CA

Contra Costa County

Alamo, CA

Alamo sits in the San Ramon Valley between Walnut Creek and Danville. Many homes sit on lots from about a third of an acre to over an acre, with mature oaks, long driveways and backyard pools.

ZIP codes
94507
Front fence
Up to 7 ft
Outdoor kitchen with stone veneer on a concrete patio at night in Danville, CA

Contra Costa County

Danville, CA

Danville has two sides. 94526 is the original town along the Iron Horse Trail, west toward Las Trampas. 94506 is newer and runs east toward Blackhawk and Tassajara, where many homes are in master-planned HOA communities.

ZIP codes
94526, 94506
Front fence
3.5 ft
Block retaining wall, concrete walkway and wood fence in a backyard similar to San Ramon, CA homes

Contra Costa County

San Ramon, CA

San Ramon has two sides. 94582 covers eastern San Ramon and Dougherty Valley, including Gale Ranch and Windemere, with newer master-planned homes. 94583 covers central and western San Ramon, Bishop Ranch and City Center, with more established neighborhoods.

ZIP codes
94582, 94583
Front fence
3 ft
Lit retaining wall and concrete patio at night on a sloped lot, similar to hillside homes in Orinda, CA

Contra Costa County

Orinda, CA

Orinda is a hillside city in Lamorinda, mostly single-family homes on private, often wooded lots. Terrain changes from the flatter lots near Glorietta to the winding, steep roads of Sleepy Hollow.

ZIP codes
94563
Front fence
4 ft, visually open
New concrete entry steps and walkway leading to a home, similar to projects in Walnut Creek, CA

Contra Costa County

Walnut Creek, CA

Walnut Creek spans four ZIP codes, from Saranap and Tice Valley in 94595 to Northgate in 94597 and Rudgear in 94598. Homes range from mid-century ranch houses to hillside properties near Shell Ridge and Mount Diablo.

ZIP codes
94595, 94596, 94597, 94598
Front fence
3 ft
Paver driveway border with artificial turf in front of a ranch-style home, typical of Concord, CA

Contra Costa County

Concord, CA

Concord is the largest city in Contra Costa County. Neighborhoods like Clayton Valley, Sun Terrace and Dana Estates are full of mid-century ranch homes, with Ygnacio Valley running toward Mount Diablo.

ZIP codes
94518, 94519, 94520, 94521
Front fence
6 ft

Service Area Ranking

Every service in every city

Go straight to the page for your project. Each one covers the local rules, the finishes that suit homes there and answers to common questions.

Local rules

Fence rules compared

Fence limits change at the city line. These are the front-yard and permit limits from each city's or county's own guidance. Setbacks, corner lots and HOA rules can add limits.

City Rule Limit
Alamo Unincorporated Contra Costa County (no city government) Fence height without a building permit Up to 7 ft
Concrete or masonry walls Building permit required
Danville Town of Danville Primary front yard, inside setback 3.5 ft
Front yard, outside setback 6 ft
San Ramon City of San Ramon Within front-yard setback (typically 20 ft) 3 ft
Outside the front-yard setback 7 ft
Orinda City of Orinda Within 5 ft of a street property line 4 ft, visually open
More than 5 ft from the front property line 6 ft, solid allowed, screened with landscaping
Walnut Creek City of Walnut Creek Within a required front yard 3 ft
Side and rear yards 6 ft
Concord City of Concord Rear and side yards 6 ft
Within front-yard setback (typically 20 ft) 3 ft

What we build

Pavers, concrete and fences

Paver Installation

Interlocking paver driveways, patios, walkways and pool decks built on a compacted base with edge restraints, so the surface stays flat and individual pavers can be replaced if they are ever damaged.

  • Paver driveways and driveway borders
  • Paver patios, outdoor kitchen pads and fire pit areas
  • Front walkways, side-yard paths and stepping pads
  • Pool decks and paver borders for turf or planters

Concrete Contractor

Concrete driveways, patios, walkways, steps and pool decks in broom, stamped or exposed-aggregate finishes, formed and reinforced for local soil and slope conditions.

  • Driveway replacement and new driveways
  • Stamped and colored concrete patios
  • Exposed-aggregate pool decks
  • Front walkways, entry steps and landings

Fence Installation

Wood privacy fences, good-neighbor fences, lattice-top fences, gates and open-style fences, built to your city's height and setback rules with posts set in concrete.

  • Redwood and wood privacy fences
  • Good-neighbor and horizontal modern fences
  • Lattice-top fences where extra height is allowed
  • Walk gates and driveway gates

Service area questions

Which cities does Milo Landscaping Inc serve for pavers, concrete and fences?

Our priority service areas are Alamo, Danville, San Ramon, Orinda, Walnut Creek and Concord, CA. We are based in Antioch and also work across Contra Costa and the Tri-Valley.

Do fence rules change from one East Bay city to another?

Yes. Front-yard fence limits range from 3 feet in Walnut Creek, Concord and San Ramon and 3.5 feet in Danville to 4 feet and visually open near the street in Orinda. Unincorporated Alamo follows Contra Costa County rules.

Can one contractor handle pavers, concrete and a new fence in the same project?

Yes. Milo Landscaping Inc builds the patio or driveway and the perimeter fence as one project, so grading, drainage and fence post locations are planned together instead of by separate crews.

How do I get an estimate?

Call or send the contact form with your city, the service you need and a few photos. Estimates are free.

Not sure which page fits your project?

Tell us your city and what you want to build. We'll confirm the local rules and give you a free estimate.