Vinyl Fence Installation
Durable, low-maintenance vinyl fencing for residential and commercial properties.
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We install, custom-build, and supply both vinyl and aluminum fencing across Greater Los Angeles. And we'll help you pick the right one.
Whatever your yard needs, you get a fence built to fit it: both vinyl and aluminum, custom heights, and a free on-site estimate with an honest number. We're a licensed installer and custom fabricator, rated 5.0 by 350+ local clients across Greater Los Angeles and Ventura since 2018.
Vinyl is our budget-friendly line, and it covers most of what a home fence needs: privacy, curb appeal, and a look that holds up in the sun without paint or upkeep. Across Greater Los Angeles, pick from a full range of styles and 14 colors.
In windy spots we usually run a hidden galvanized-steel insert, so a vinyl-looking fence takes any realistic wind this area gets. And we build custom heights from 2 to 8 feet, so the jobs other crews skip are the ones we want. Every vinyl fence carries a transferable limited lifetime warranty, plus our own 5-year workmanship warranty. Explore the vinyl styles below.
Durable, low-maintenance vinyl fencing for residential and commercial properties.
Custom swing and sliding vinyl gates that match your fence and secure your property.
Add height and privacy to existing block walls with clean, lasting vinyl toppers.
Vinyl shade structures and patio covers built to extend your outdoor living space.
Aluminum is our premium line: modern, architectural, and built to shrug off weather without rust or repaint. It suits anyone who wants a crisp look that lasts.
Aluminum builds to custom heights from 2 to 12 feet, with 6 feet the usual pick. Its wind engineering runs well above what most LA sites see, and the material is backed by a SleekFence warranty: 20 years on the aluminum, 10 on the coating, 2 on steel components, plus our own 5-year workmanship warranty. A documented cleaning twice a year keeps it valid. Explore the aluminum styles below.
Strong, rust-resistant aluminum fencing for residential and commercial properties.
Custom swing and sliding aluminum gates that match your fence and secure your property.
Add height and privacy to existing block walls with sleek, durable aluminum toppers.
Aluminum shade structures and patio covers built to extend your outdoor living space.
From the coast to the valleys, we cover Greater Los Angeles and Ventura. Find your city below.
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You get both vinyl and aluminum, built to the height, style, and site your project needs, with custom runs from 2 to 12 feet. That range, backed by real local proof, tends to be why LA homeowners bring us the jobs that have to fit just right.
Since 2018, we've finished 1,000+ projects and installed over 32,000 feet of fence for 800+ clients. You get warranties most contractors skip, honest cost factors up front, and a free, no-pressure estimate.
From our Burbank office, we serve homeowners and businesses across Greater Los Angeles and Ventura. You reach a real person the same business day, every estimate is free and on site, and the quote you approve is the scope we build to.
You'll find Pro Vinyl and Aluminum Fencing listed and reviewed across the major directories, so check us wherever you look.
It's the same company and the same reviews everywhere, so the picture stays consistent no matter where you land.
Every fence follows the same four steps, from first call to warranty. It starts with a free on-site estimate, moves to a written scope and quote, then a clean install, and ends with the warranty handed to you. You always know what's next.
The cost conversation happens early, in plain terms, so nothing about the job surprises you once we start.
In most of Los Angeles, a side or rear fence can reach 6 feet, or 8 feet on a lot at least 40 feet wide and off a hillside. Front-yard fences stay near 3.5 feet, measured from the ground to the highest point, so a lattice or picket cap counts. A vinyl fence needs an LADBS building permit only above 10 feet, while a masonry wall over 3.5 feet always needs one. When zoning allows, our custom heights take you past the standard 6 feet.
Under California's Good Neighbor Fence Act, Civil Code section 841, adjoining owners are presumed to share the reasonable cost of a boundary fence equally. The law asks for 30 days' written notice to your neighbor before you spend. That presumption can be rebutted if an equal split is unjust, and real disputes go to small claims. It is also the law people mean by a new California fence law, unchanged for years.
Fencing a pool raises the bar. California's pool safety code calls for a barrier at least 60 inches tall, no gaps a small child could slip through, and self-latching gates that swing away from the water. New or remodeled pools also need at least two of the state's seven drowning-prevention features. Solid vinyl is an approved, non-climbable pool barrier.
An HOA can be stricter than the city, and the stricter rule wins. Many associations set the style, height, and color you may use, and expect written approval before work begins. Read your CC&Rs early, because a rule you miss can mean tearing out a finished fence. The approval stays between you and your association.
You do. When a permit applies, it is issued in your name and stays yours, so we do not pull it, file it, or manage it for you. What we do is simpler: we know the local height and permit rules and flag what applies to your address before you sign. Rules shift city to city, so treat this as a summary, not legal advice, and confirm with your local building department.
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Fencing in Greater Los Angeles: Your Questions
Quick, honest answers on the questions LA homeowners ask us most: how to pick a fence company you can trust, what actually drives the cost, whether your neighbor shares the bill, when a permit comes into play, and how to choose between vinyl and aluminum. If yours isn't here, just ask.
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Look for a current state license, real on-page reviews, and a written warranty on both material and labor. By that measure, we carry a 5.0 rating from 350+ five-star clients, put the scope and cost in writing, and give a free, no-pressure estimate. You can check our license in the footer.
Usually, yes. California's Good Neighbor Fence Act (Civil Code section 841) presumes adjoining owners split a boundary fence's reasonable cost equally, provided you give 30 days' written notice first. The split can be challenged if it would be unfair, and real disputes go to small claims.
The number moves with the linear feet, the height, the style and color, ground and slope conditions, gates, and old-fence removal. Some cities add a permit step. We do not publish prices, because a real figure depends on your site, so a salesman measures and hands you a firm estimate for free.
Both are strong choices, and it usually comes down to budget and look. Vinyl is the budget-friendly option, great for privacy and warm colors, and it never needs paint. Aluminum is the premium, modern line, with a crisp look and a powder-coated finish that resists rust. We'll help you pick.
Often not. In the City of LA, a vinyl fence needs an LADBS building permit only above 10 feet, though it still has to fit the zoning cap, and unincorporated LA County requires one over 6 feet. An HOA can add its own rules. The permit stays yours to pull, and we flag what applies before we sign.
Greater Los Angeles and Ventura, run from our Burbank office, with free estimates region-wide and a same-business-day reply. Find your city on the coverage map above, or if you sit right on the edge of our area, just call, and we'll usually know right away whether we reach you.