Robert has been cutting hair longer than most shops in the Valley have been open.
Arleta or your door
Sit in the chair at the Arleta shop, or have Robert bring the chair to you nearby.
Two languages, one standard
Español o inglés. Tell him what you want and he will tell you straight if it will work.
45 years in the tradeRobert, behind the chair
The barber
45
Years behind the chair
10
Of them here in the Valley
A lifetime in the trade
Robert has been cutting hair since 1981. Forty five years of flat tops, fades, pompadours, tapers, and the kind of straight razor line no machine is ever going to give you.
The shops changed over the years. Different chairs, different corners of the map, different names over the door. The hands did not.
The last ten of those years have been here in the San Fernando Valley. Arleta is where the chair sits now, and word gets around the way it always has: one good cut at a time.
No apprentice. No receptionist. No app to download. One barber, one chair, one number to call.
The work
Haircuts and shaves in Arleta
HaircutScissor cut, clipper cut, or both. Washed, cut, and finished the way it used to be done.
Fades and tapersLow, mid, high, or skin. Blended by hand and checked twice before you get out of the chair.
Flat tops and pompadoursCut them all the way through the eighties and never stopped.
Straight razor shaveHot lather, hot towel, cold finish. Twenty minutes that will ruin disposable razors for you.
Beard trim and shapeShaped to your jaw, not to a stencil. Cleaned up around the cheek and neck.
Neck shave and line upQuick straight razor cleanup between cuts to keep the edges sharp.
Kids and first haircutsPatient with the nervous ones. He has done this a few hundred thousand times.
House call cutsHaircut and beard work at your place, for clients who cannot easily get to the shop.
Call or text for pricing and availability. Cash or card, and he will tell you the number before he picks up the clippers.
Two ways to get the cut
Come in, or he comes to you
In the shop
The chair in Arleta
Call for the address, then pull up and sit down. Coffee on, fan running, radio low. Walk in when the chair is open, but a call gets you a time and skips the wait.
Best times to walk in: mid morning Tuesday through Thursday. Saturdays fill up early.
For clients who cannot easily get to the shop. Robert loads the kit, lays down a drop cloth, cuts, cleans up, and leaves the place the way he found it.
Call or text and say where you are.
Robert confirms the day, the time, and the price.
He shows up with everything. You do not lift a finger.
House call availability is limited and permit dependent. Ask when you call.
Questions
Before you come in
Where does Robert cut hair?
Robert cuts in Arleta, California, in the northeast San Fernando Valley, a few minutes from Pacoima, Panorama City and Sun Valley. The address is not posted here. Call or text 818-675-4150 and he will give it to you along with where to park.
Do you take walk-ins or do I need an appointment?
Walk-ins are welcome whenever the chair is open. Calling or texting 818-675-4150 first gets you a set time and skips the wait, which matters most on Saturdays.
Do you do house calls in the San Fernando Valley?
House call haircuts are available on a limited basis for clients who cannot easily get to the shop, within Arleta and the surrounding northeast Valley neighborhoods. Call or text to ask about availability.
How much does a haircut cost?
There is no posted price list. Call or text 818-675-4150 and Robert will quote you the price for what you want before he picks up the clippers.
Do you speak Spanish?
Yes. Robert works in both English and Spanish. Se habla español.
Do you cut children's hair?
Yes, including first haircuts. Robert is patient with kids who are nervous about the chair.
Where he cuts
Getting to the chair
Arleta, CA
Map shows the Arleta area, not the exact chair. Call or text for the address.
No walk-up address posted
Robert cuts in Arleta, in the northeast San Fernando Valley. Call or text and he will give you the address and tell you where to park.
Serving Arleta and the surrounding northeast San Fernando Valley, including Pacoima, Panorama City, Mission Hills, Sun Valley, North Hills, Sylmar and Van Nuys.
Hours
When the pole is spinning
MondayClosed
Tuesday to Friday8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday7:00 am – 5:00 pm
SundayHouse calls only
Last appointment goes on the book one hour before close. If the line is busy, send a text. Robert answers between cuts.
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From the chair
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