Vinyl Fence Installation
Full-service installation: old fence hauled away, footings dug, and panels racked true to your yard’s slope.
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Get the privacy, picket, pool, or gate fence you want, in vinyl or aluminum, built to fit your lot, from Clayton Valley to North Concord.
In business since 2018 and licensed, we back every job with a fast, free on-site estimate for your Concord property.


Vinyl and aluminum fencing, installed and custom-built for Concord’s mix of larger lots and closer-set streets.
You get a dual-material specialist, not a one-material catalog. Vinyl privacy that never yellows, modern aluminum in clean lines, picket, pool-code fencing, gates, and toppers sized to your yard. Tell us what you need, pricing follows fast.
Two materials cover nearly every Concord yard: vinyl for privacy and low upkeep, aluminum for clean architectural lines. We install both, custom-fabricated in-house to fit your property. Vinyl spans 14 colors in three collections, from White and Tan to wood-look Mesquite; aluminum comes in Black, White, or wood-grain, powder-coated to hold color.
Backing that range: 500+ five-star reviews, 2,000+ completed installations. Vinyl carries a transferable limited lifetime warranty; aluminum carries 20 years material, 10 coating, 2 on steel components, plus our 5-year workmanship.
Most homeowners choose by what the yard needs. Privacy fencing, tongue-and-groove with no gaps, covers backyards and pool areas. Picket suits front yards and garden borders. Pool-code fencing keeps a yard code-compliant around water, and gates match every style we build. Wall toppers usually add height on an existing wall, a good fit for older downtown lots. Want privacy topped with picket? That gets built too.

Concord sits inland in Clayton Valley, away from the Bay’s marine layer, so summers run hotter and drier than in San Francisco or Oakland. That heat and UV load is hard on some materials. Vinyl doesn’t yellow under it; its color runs through the material, not the surface. Aluminum handles the same heat with a baked-on powder coat, warranted 10 years on the finish and 20 on the metal.
A handful of factors set the price: footage, height, style and material, gate count, and site prep like removing an old fence. A short picket run and a tall privacy wall with two gates aren’t the same job, so we don’t post a flat per-foot number online. We measure your property and hand you a real written quote. Book a free on-site estimate for that number, no pressure to sign.
Both, yes. Vinyl runs 2 to 8 ft, aluminum goes taller, custom-cut to your property’s grade, so 6 ft on one side and 8 ft on the other isn’t a problem. Small jobs other crews decline, like one replacement gate or a run of wall toppers, are welcome too. Gates can be built ready for an automatic opener, though we don’t install the motors.
In Concord we work in vinyl and aluminum: privacy fencing, pool enclosures, picket lines, gates, and wall toppers that lift the height of a wall you already own.
Wide lots give you long, unbroken runs, and a wrong tone shows up fast over that much length. Vinyl leaves you real room to work. Aluminum answers with a tight, deliberate set of finishes. Choose the material, inherit the range.
Solids lead, four of them, the quietest end of the line. Six smooth grains come next, Dark Walnut the deepest among those. Four TimberGrain textures close it out with a surface your fingers register before your eye does.
Pro Vinyl and Aluminum Fencing partners with Catalyst, one of the leading vinyl fence manufacturers in the United States. Their US-made vinyl, our custom fabrication and installation, backed by a transferable limited lifetime material warranty.
Flat and slat panels take black, a white, or a grain finish. Contoured slats take matte black and nothing besides. The coating goes on as powder, then bakes into the metal, which is why Concord summers leave it alone.
Pro Vinyl and Aluminum Fencing is a trained and authorized SLEEKFENCE™ contractor. SLEEKFENCE™ is a premium-class aluminum fencing brand registered in the USA – their engineered material, our custom fabrication and welded install, with a 20-year material warranty behind it.
Height is never one decision. What you build carries a range of its own, the yard sets a practical ceiling, and the city rule sits over both. A front boundary and a rear property line rarely land on the same number.
| Fence style | Min | Max |
|---|---|---|
| Vinyl privacy | 4 ft | 8 ft |
| Vinyl privacy w/Accent top | 5 ft | 8 ft |
| Vinyl picket | 3.5 ft | 6 ft |
| Vinyl wall topper | 2 ft | 3 ft |
| Aluminum privacy | 4 ft | 12 ft |
| Aluminum semi-privacy | 4 ft | 12 ft |
| Aluminum privacy hybrid | 4 ft | 12 ft |
| Aluminum wall topper | 2 ft | 4 ft |
Have a look at fences built in and around Concord and across the East Bay. You’ll find vinyl privacy walls, picket runs, pool enclosures, matched gates, and modern aluminum in a range of colors and heights. Each photo shows the finish, the post line, and how the fence sits in a real yard.
Concord began in 1869, when Don Salvio Pacheco II laid out a town on land from the old Rancho Monte del Diablo grant and named it Todos Santos, All Saints. It didn’t stick. The name changed to Concord that same year. The city incorporated on February 5, 1905, and has since grown into the largest city in Contra Costa County, sitting in Clayton Valley at the foot of Mt. Diablo.
Concord’s lots vary more than a single city name suggests. Up in Clayton Valley and Bishop Estates, in the Mt. Diablo foothills, family lots run larger, room enough for a full privacy perimeter.
North Concord and Dana Estates grew up differently, shaped by the city’s industrial and military-era expansion, and usually sit on closer-set streets near BART, where a shorter fence line is typical. Your block’s pattern decides how much material the job actually needs.
Some, yes. Clayton Valley sits east of the hills that hold back the Bay’s marine layer, so Concord runs hotter and drier in summer than San Francisco or Oakland, with milder, wetter winters between. That heat and UV load is why material choice matters here, and both vinyl and aluminum are built to take it.
Concord’s own code sets three tiers. A fence 6 ft or less generally needs no building permit. Up to 7 ft is allowed in the side or rear yard if the top foot is lattice, still with no permit. Above that, 8 ft is available only through a Minor Exception or by matching the primary structure’s setback, and any fence over 7 ft requires a building permit.
These limits apply within the City of Concord; unincorporated Contra Costa County land nearby follows its own rules. Rules vary by city, so verify specifics with the City of Concord Planning and Building Division.
A new fence shouldn’t feel complicated, and ours moves through four straightforward steps from first call to finished install. You’ll know the price and plan before any post goes into the ground, with nothing left for guesswork.
The same crew that measures your yard on day one is the crew that hangs the gates and hauls the old fence away.
We walk your property together, talk through vinyl and aluminum options, and take real measurements on the spot.
Materials, height, gate count, and price all go into one written quote, so there’s nothing to guess at later.
The crew sets posts plumb, squares up every panel, hangs gates true, and hauls off the old fence and debris.
Vinyl carries a lifetime warranty; aluminum runs 20 years material, 10 years coating, plus our 5-year workmanship.

Straight answers on vinyl, aluminum, cost, and code questions, written by the crew that installs these fences.
An enclosure shields pumps and heaters from the rain, wind and sun that wear down exposed pool equipment.
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Your Concord Fence Questions, Answered Honestly
Fence questions in Concord tend to center on height without a permit, the lattice-top rule, HOA approval, how lot sizes vary across the city, and whether vinyl and aluminum hold up in summer heat. Codes can change, so treat these as a starting point and confirm specifics with the city.
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A fence 6 ft or less generally needs no building permit in the City of Concord. Taller options exist under specific conditions, covered next, and any fence over 7 ft does require a permit.
Rules vary by city, so confirm details with Concord’s Planning and Building Division.
Concord allows a fence up to 7 ft in the side or rear yard if the top foot is open lattice, still with no building permit.
Reaching 8 ft requires a Minor Exception or matching the primary structure’s setback. Anything above 7 ft outside those paths needs a permit; verify specifics with the city.
Some Concord neighborhoods fall under a homeowners association with its own rules on fence height, style, or color.
If yours is one of them, approval may be required before a new fence goes in. Coverage varies by community across Concord.
Concord’s inland location means hotter, drier summers than the Bay’s coastal cities, with real UV load on anything outdoors.
Vinyl doesn’t yellow under that sun, since its color runs through the material. Aluminum’s powder coat handles it too, backed by a 10-year coating warranty.
It varies more than most cities. Clayton Valley and Bishop Estates, near the base of Mt. Diablo, tend toward larger family lots.
North Concord and Dana Estates, closer to BART, run on tighter, closer-set streets. Knowing which pattern your block follows helps set an accurate estimate.
Yes to both. Vinyl runs 2 to 8 ft, aluminum goes taller, custom-cut to your yard’s grade, so mixed heights along one line are routine.
Small jobs some crews turn away, like a single gate or a run of toppers, are welcome here. Gates come automation-ready, though we don’t install the motor.