Vinyl Privacy Fencing
A true privacy fence closes every gap in one solid tongue-and-groove screen, blocking the view completely.
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Choose vinyl or aluminum for your yard, built to fit by a crew that installs and custom-fabricates both across the Bay Area.
You start with a free on-site visit and a straight number, not a guess, then a fence sized to your yard and finished by a licensed crew. Behind that crew sits a public 5.0 rating from 500+ five-star reviews, 2,000+ fences, and more than 100,000 feet installed since 2018.
For most Bay Area yards, vinyl covers the everyday job of a fence: privacy from the neighbors, better curb appeal, and a color that holds in the sun with no paint and little upkeep. It is the budget-friendly side of what we build.
The color runs right through the vinyl, so scratches never show a different shade. On breezy lots we run a hidden galvanized-steel insert down the posts, so a vinyl-looking fence still handles the wind here. Heights run 2 to 8 feet, custom to your run, so the odd sizes other crews skip land with us. Each fence comes with a transferable limited lifetime warranty and our 5-year workmanship.
A true privacy fence closes every gap in one solid tongue-and-groove screen, blocking the view completely.
The full vinyl gate lineup runs on a metal frame under the cladding, from a single side gate to a wide driveway gate.
A short section mounted on the wall or fence you already own, adding height without tearing out what still works.
Patio covers and pergolas get built to your yard’s footprint, skipping the sanding and staining a wood cover demands.
Aluminum is the premium line, chosen for a modern, architectural profile that keeps its crisp edge for decades and never wants rust treatment or a repaint.
Heights are made to order from 2 to 12 feet, 6 feet being the common pick, and the panels come with documented wind and fire ratings. Coverage runs 20 years on the aluminum, 10 on the powder coating, and 2 on the steel components, with our own 5-year workmanship on top. Keep up a documented cleaning twice a year and that coverage stays in force.
Close-set aluminum slats that screen the yard while still letting breeze and daylight through.
Gates welded from aluminum to match your fence, built as a walk, driveway, or rolling gate.
Wall toppers welded from aluminum, anchored atop your existing block or masonry wall to add height.
Solid aluminum privacy fencing that closes the view completely, with no sightlines at all.
We cover homes and businesses across the San Francisco Bay Area. Find your city on the map below.
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Two materials, any height, cut to the site: that is the short version. Vinyl runs 2 to 8 feet and aluminum 2 to 12, so a fence can match your yard instead of forcing your yard to match a stock panel. The range is why tricky jobs land with us.
Over 800 clients since 2018, 2,000+ fences finished, 100,000+ feet in the ground. Beyond the numbers, you get warranties many contractors skip, cost factors explained plainly, and a free, no-pressure estimate.
Most crews work one material. We install and custom-fabricate both vinyl and aluminum, so the pick is about budget and look, not what we stock.
A vinyl fence can look flimsy in a gust. Ours hides a galvanized-steel insert in the posts, so it takes any realistic wind this area gets.
Standard crews stop at 6 feet. We build vinyl 2 to 8 feet and aluminum 2 to 12, cut to your run, so odd heights and small jobs get a yes.
Vinyl comes with a transferable limited lifetime warranty. On aluminum it is 20-year, 10-year, and 2-year material terms, and we add 5 on labor.
The numbers are public: a 5.0 average across 500+ five-star reviews, 2,000+ fences finished, and 100,000+ feet installed since 2018.
A ballpark comes over the phone; a firm number takes a free visit. You hear what drives the price up front, in writing, with no pressure.
Fence codes shift from one city to the next here. We read the rules for your address and flag height limits and permits before you sign.
Vinyl will not rot and never needs paint; powder-coated aluminum keeps rust off. Set it once, rinse it twice a year, and the yard minds itself.
Look up Pro Vinyl and Aluminum Fencing on the major business directories, and you will see the same company, listed and reviewed.
The name, the work, and the reviews line up wherever you find us, so the picture stays consistent.
Every project runs on the same four steps, so you are never guessing what comes next. It opens with a free on-site estimate, turns into a written scope and price, moves to a clean build, and closes with the warranty in your hands.
The cost talk happens early and in plain terms, so nothing about the bill catches you off guard mid-build.
You get a rough ballpark by phone, then a firm number after a free visit where we check height, layout, and ground.
Scope, timeline, and both warranties go on paper before anyone digs a post hole. Nothing to sign under pressure.
The crew pulls the old fence, sets each footing, frames it to size, and clears the site. Many wrap up in a single day.
We register the coverage, hand you the transferable warranty, and walk through the cleaning that keeps it valid.

Often not, if you stay under the local height limit. In most Bay cities, a front-yard fence near 3 to 4 feet and a side or rear fence near 6 to 7 feet needs no permit; taller runs usually do. Numbers shift city to city, so verify with your local building department.
San Francisco needs no permit up to 3 feet in front or 6 feet at the side and rear, and caps residential fences at 10 feet. Oakland sets its exemption by material: a non-masonry vinyl, wood, or metal fence is exempt up to 7 feet. San Jose allows 3 feet in front and 7 feet at the side before a permit applies.
Statewide, a boundary fence is presumed a shared expense. Under the Good Neighbor Fence Act, Civil Code section 841, adjoining owners carry equal responsibility for the reasonable cost after 30 days’ written notice. Either owner can dispute an even split as unfair, and unresolved cases usually go to small claims.
Around a pool, the barrier must stand 60 inches or taller, with no opening a young child could slip past and a self-latching gate that swings clear of the water. For a new or remodeled pool, two or more of the state’s seven drowning-prevention features are also required. Solid vinyl qualifies as a non-climbable barrier.
Your HOA can set tougher limits than the city, and where it does, its rule governs. Many lay out which styles, heights, and colors are allowed and want written approval first, so read your CC&Rs early. Some fire-zone cities also limit combustible fencing near a home, where aluminum counts as a noncombustible material, though details vary.
Read this as an overview, not legal advice, and check details with your local building department before you order. For coastal yards: aluminum handles weather well, but its warranty does not cover salt-air or pool-chemical exposure.
Practical fencing advice for Bay Area yards, from choosing a material to reading your city’s permit rules.
A vinyl driveway gate blocks sightlines from the street while giving a property real security.
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Fencing in the Bay Area: Common Questions
Straight answers to what Bay Area homeowners ask us most: when a fence needs a permit, how tall you can build, what really moves the price, whether we can go past the usual 6 feet, what the warranties cover, and where we work. If your question isn’t in the list, just ask.
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Often no, as long as you stay under the local height limit. Around the Bay, front-yard fences up to about 3 to 4 feet and side or rear fences up to about 6 to 7 feet usually skip the permit; taller runs generally need one.
Thresholds change by city, so verify with your local building department.
It depends on the city, but 6 to 7 feet at the side and rear without a permit is common, with roughly 3 to 4 feet allowed in front.
San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose each set their own numbers. Where zoning allows, our custom runs go well past 6 feet.
A quote moves with the linear footage, the height, the style and color, the ground and slope, gates, and hauling off the old fence, plus a permit step in some cities.
We keep prices off the page because a real figure needs eyes on your site, and that visit costs nothing.
Yes, where zoning allows. Vinyl builds up to 8 feet and aluminum up to 12, cut to the run, which covers the odd heights a lot of crews would rather skip. If your city caps the height, we flag it before you sign.
Vinyl carries a transferable limited lifetime warranty, backed by our own 5-year workmanship.
Aluminum gets 20-year material, 10-year coating, and 2-year steel component terms, plus the same 5-year workmanship. A documented cleaning twice a year keeps the aluminum coverage valid.
Homes and businesses across the San Francisco Bay Area. You can pin down your city on the map above, or call and we will say on the spot whether you fall inside our area.