Aluminum Privacy Fences
Solid aluminum privacy fencing that closes the view completely, with no sightlines at all.
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An aluminum fence gives you the look of iron without the rust or the repaint cycle. It is powder-coated 6063-T6 aluminum, built to the custom height your property needs and installed by one local crew.
You can have it in full privacy, semi-privacy, or a classic open picket, in black and a short list of other finishes, at any height from 2 to 12 feet. We build and install across Greater Los Angeles, Ventura County, and the San Francisco Bay Area, where the on-site estimate is free.


Low upkeep is the real draw. The powder-coated finish holds its color for years, so the fence looks sharp long after it goes in.
Our job is to match you to the right style, build it to your height, and install it right. Below, you will find the styles we offer, how we build and install them, what drives the price, and how aluminum holds up to wind, fire, and the coast.
It never needs repainting because it does not rust, and its color is baked into a powder coat rather than brushed on. Every panel is 6063-T6 aluminum, and the coat is applied electrostatically and heat-cured so it bonds to the metal instead of flaking off. Clean it twice a year and it keeps its look. Industry sources put a powder-coated aluminum fence at 20 to 30 years, an outside guide, not our own warranty.
Start with one question: how much do you want to see through the fence? Full privacy panels close the gaps into a solid wall of metal for a fully hidden yard. Semi-privacy keeps the slats close but leaves room for airflow and light, which suits most front and side yards.
Open picket reads classic, with space between the pickets for a clear view. Need a gate to match? We build aluminum gates in matching styles. A wall topper caps a wall, and a patio cover adds the same aluminum overhead for shade.
Most aluminum fence you find online is the same see-through spear-top picket, sold in fixed panel heights. The slat styles give you real privacy from a metal fence, which a traditional picket cannot do, and one finish reads like wood grain, not flat metal. Heights are made to order from 2 to 12 feet, not a catalog size, with a typical yard fence around 6 feet and panels up to 6 feet wide.
Our modern aluminum comes from SleekFence, a premium-class aluminum fencing manufacturer and an American brand. We are an authorized SleekFence installer and partner: their material, our custom fabrication and installation.
That pairing is what lets us build architectural aluminum to your exact height instead of a stock panel. The powder-coated finish meets documented standards, ASTM E84 Class A for flame and smoke and a Qualicoat Class 1 / AAMA 2603 coating, and the material carries a 20-year aluminum, 10-year powder-coat, 2-year steel warranty, backed by our own 5-year workmanship warranty.
One crew handles the whole job, start to finish. It begins with an on-site measure of the layout and grade. Then we fabricate the panels to your exact height instead of trimming a stock size, which is how a 2-foot wall topper and an 11-foot privacy run come off the same shop floor.
Posts go into the ground or onto a surface-mounted base, depending on the site. On a tall or exposed, high-wind run, a 16-gauge steel insert drops inside the aluminum post, and the post still finishes as aluminum outside.
Plenty strong for the conditions this region sees. Design wind across the greater Los Angeles basin runs roughly 95 to 105 miles per hour, and aluminum is engineered well past that, while a taller or more exposed run gets the steel insert described above. Aluminum is also non-combustible, a fire-smart choice in a fire zone.
Whether a free-standing fence falls under a local fire rule depends on your city. The honest limits: aluminum is lighter than steel and can dent under a hard, direct hit, coastal salt air is excluded from the material warranty, and a documented cleaning every six months keeps that warranty in force.

The price comes down to a few things: the style, the height, how much fence you need, how many gates, posts and any steel inserts, and the shape of the ground. That is why a single-panel sticker rarely matches an installed fence.
Aluminum sits above vinyl, the budget-friendly option. A real number takes an on-site visit, and the estimate is free. Financing runs through Synchrony with zero down. In the City of LA a non-masonry fence needs a permit only above 10 feet; rules vary by city, so verify locally.
Powder coat is not paint. It goes on electrostatically, cures under heat, and bonds to the aluminum itself, which is why the finish holds in full sun. Slat styles run black, white, or wood grain. Contoured styles come in matte black. That is the range, and custom shades are not on offer.
Aluminum is one of two materials we work in. Vinyl covers the rest, and between them our crews handle the enclosures, the entrances and the structures a property needs, all built to one standard.
These are aluminum fences the crew has designed, fabricated, and installed for property owners across the service area. You will see privacy walls, semi-privacy runs, open picket lines, matching gates, and a range of heights and black finishes. Browse the full gallery to see the work.
Greater Los Angeles is home turf. This is where we hold the top local spot for aluminum fence, with more than 500 five-star reviews from LA and Ventura County owners. We measure on site, fabricate to your height, and install with our own crew. Book a free, no-obligation estimate to get started.
The Bay Area gets the same company Los Angeles does: a licensed contractor in business since 2018, with its own crew. We build to your height and finish across the East Bay, the Peninsula, and the North Bay, backed by our workmanship warranty. The styles and heights match LA. Start with a free estimate.
Every aluminum project runs the same clear path. It opens with a free on-site estimate, moves to a written contract, then to fabrication and install, and closes with the warranty and the care that keeps it valid. You always know the next step.
No surprise charges, no vague timelines. The scope is in writing before any post goes in the ground.
A salesperson comes out, measures the run, and talks through styles, heights, and finishes. No cost, no obligation.
You get the scope, materials, timeline, and price in a written contract, so nothing is left to guesswork.
Our crew fabricates your panels to height, sets the posts, installs the fence, and clears the site before leaving.
We register the manufacturer and workmanship warranties. A cleaning every six months keeps the coverage in force.
Straight answers on aluminum styles, colors, wind, fire zones, and cost, from the crew that installs them.
One fence line carries two vinyl colors, paired to secure a yard first and dress it up as the second job.
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Your Aluminum Fence Questions, Answered Honestly
The questions we hear most about aluminum fencing, answered straight: which style fits, whether metal can really be private, how it handles wind and fire zones, what colors you can get, and what moves the price. For your own property, a free on-site estimate is the fastest way to a real answer.
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Pick by how much privacy you want. Full-privacy panels hide the yard, semi-privacy keeps the slats close but lets air and light through, and open picket gives the traditional see-through look.
On your estimate we walk you through the one that fits your property.
Yes. The slat styles close the gaps for real screening, so a metal fence can hide the yard as well as solid wood or vinyl, and one finish even reads like wood grain.
It is what sets the modern line apart from the picket most stores sell. Privacy and semi-privacy slats block different amounts.
Strong enough for the wind this region sees. Design wind across greater Los Angeles runs about 95 to 105 miles per hour, and aluminum is engineered well past that for most homes.
A taller or more exposed run gets a 16-gauge steel insert inside the post, while the post stays aluminum outside.
Aluminum is non-combustible, a fire-smart pick in a fire zone. Whether a free-standing fence falls under a local fire rule varies by city, so verify with your local building department.
Near the coast, salt air is excluded from the material warranty, and a six-month cleaning keeps it valid.
Black is the default and the most popular by a wide margin. The slat styles also come in white and a wood-grain finish, and the contoured styles come in matte black.
There are no custom colors right now, so if you want a specific shade, ask on your estimate and we will tell you what is possible.
Style, height, total length, gates, posts, and ground conditions all move the number. Aluminum runs above vinyl, so a single-panel sticker price rarely matches an installed fence.
The estimate is free, financing through Synchrony starts at zero down, and a real figure takes an on-site visit.