Arched Picket Vinyl Fences for Los Angeles Homes and Businesses
Marking the property line is the easy part of a front yard fence in Los Angeles, and the arched picket style is built around doing more than that. The curved top keeps the classic look from reading as dated, and the same panels double as a pool barrier or a way to keep pets from wandering off the lot.
What to expect
- Vertical pickets fixed to horizontal rails form the arched picket fence, with a curved top that keeps the classic style from looking dated.
- The style comes in three profiles, traditional, scalloped, and spaced picket, each suited to a different look and yard need.
- Beyond curb appeal, the fence doubles as a privacy screen for backyards, a safety barrier around pools, and a way to keep pets contained.
- Pro Vinyl Fencing builds these panels from high grade vinyl that resists weather and pests and is backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
A Fence Style Built to Stand Out in Los Angeles Yards
Pro Vinyl Fencing built the Arched Picket Fence as a low-maintenance option for Los Angeles properties that still want some elegance at the property line. Our installation team handles the whole job, turning a plain yard boundary into something that looks finished and holds up over time.
We install vinyl fencing across Los Angeles in a range of styles built for both looks and function, and the Arched Picket Fence is one customers ask for most. Below we cover what the fence offers, where it works best, the different profiles available, and why homeowners keep choosing us for the install.
The design itself is simple: vertical pickets fixed to horizontal rails, forming a solid line that adds both privacy and security. What sets it apart is the arched top, a detail that gives the whole fence a look that doesn’t feel dated.
The Practical Upside of Going Vinyl
Here’s what stands out about this fence style.
Durability:
Vinyl stands up to extreme weather in a way wood never will. No rotting, no warping, no splitting, and next to no maintenance needed to keep it that way.
Cost effective:
It costs a bit more upfront than wood, but the savings on maintenance and replacement over time more than make up for it.
Aesthetically pleasing:
That arched picket top dresses up almost any architectural style, and it comes in enough colors and finishes to match whatever look a property already has.
Low maintenance:
There’s little to no upkeep involved, which is exactly why so many homeowners choose vinyl over materials that demand constant attention.
Eco friendly:
Vinyl can also be recycled, which keeps its overall environmental footprint smaller than materials headed straight for a landfill.
Increased property value:
A fence that’s kept up adds real value to a property. A vinyl scalloped picket fence in particular does a lot for curb appeal, whether it’s a home or a business.
Easy installation:
Installation itself moves fast. Vinyl sections are lightweight and come pre-assembled, so our crew gets the job done quicker than with wood or metal.
Where Does an Arched Picket Fence Actually Work Best?
This fence style earns its keep in a few different settings.
- Curb appeal: A well-placed arched picket fence frames the entrance to a property and does a lot of the visual heavy lifting out front.
- Privacy: The solid picket construction blocks sightlines well, which is why it works so well around backyards and patios.
- Pool enclosures: It gives a pool area both the safety barrier and the look homeowners want.
- Keeping pets in: It keeps animals contained safely without turning the yard into an eyesore.
Three Profiles: Traditional, Scalloped, and Spaced
The style itself breaks down into a few profiles.
- Traditional arched picket: Vertical pickets with an arched top, a classic combination that hasn’t gone out of style.
- Scallop arched picket: The pickets scallop at the top instead, softening the line for homes with a more traditional feel.
- Spaced picket: Gaps between the pickets open the fence up, which suits a front yard that shouldn’t feel closed off.
Why Homeowners Pick Us for the Installation
Professional service
Homeowners gravitate toward this style when they want something traditional and charming out front. We install these fences across Los Angeles, built durable and finished well, and here’s why that installation is worth doing with us specifically.
Superior quality materials:
We build these fences from high grade vinyl that resists weather and pest damage and needs very little upkeep to stay that way. They’re designed to last for years, backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
Customizable options:
Every property has different needs, so we offer plenty of options on these fences, colors and styles you can match to a home’s architecture and landscaping. Our team works directly with you to design something that fits what you actually need.
Expert installation services:
Our crews install the scalloped picket fence quickly, keeping it level and secure throughout. We stick to installation methods that hold up, so the fence is set right the first time and lasts for years.
Affordable prices:
Quality fencing shouldn’t be out of reach, so we keep our pricing on Arched Picket Fences competitive. We see this fence as an investment in the property, and we try to keep that investment as affordable as possible for our customers.
An Arched Picket Fence adds curb appeal while still handling safety and privacy. Colors, heights, and post-cap styles are all on the table, so the fence you want is really just a phone call away.
Pro Vinyl Fencing backs every install with the customer service and craftsmanship to make a fence that holds up for years. Contact us to get started on the right boundary for your Los Angeles home or business.
Frequently asked questions
It is a spaced picket fence whose top line curves upward to a crown at the center of each section, so the run reads as a formal, decorative accent while the gaps keep the view open.
Our Sheffield arched panels stand 3.5 and 4 feet in White, Tan, or Clay.
No. The pickets are spaced with open gaps, so light and sightlines slip straight through, whether you go with the 3.5 ft or the 4 ft.
It is made to draw a decorative boundary and lift curb appeal, not to hide the yard behind it. When a real screen is the goal, a solid tongue-and-groove panel handles that job far better.
The honest ones: a spaced picket gives no privacy, will not contain a small dog or cat, and is not a pool barrier.
It is built for boundaries and curb appeal, not screening. If you need privacy or containment, a privacy or semi-privacy fence is the better fit, and we build those too.
White and Tan, and that is the full menu. Both are light shades that reflect heat, stay cooler overhead, and hide weathering better than a dark color would.
It is a smaller palette than our fences carry, on purpose: a patio cover sits in full sun all day, and light colors wear better up there.