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Dublin allows two extra feet of lattice above a six-foot fence, and we build panels that use that room while keeping the line clean and code-correct.
Licensed since 2018, our crew fabricates and installs vinyl and aluminum fencing across the East Bay, warranty included.


Dublin’s newer subdivisions and open hillside lots call for fencing that holds up to hikers’ sightlines and backyard privacy alike.
Pool enclosures matter in a city this family-dense, gates get sized for the wide driveway spans common in Dublin Ranch, and the two-foot lattice allowance lets a six-foot fence gain real height without a variance.
Dublin has grown quickly over the past two decades, and newer subdivisions bring wider lots, taller privacy expectations, and homeowners association rules layered on top of the zoning code. Vinyl privacy panels suit the closed backyards common on newer parcels, while aluminum picket and semi-privacy styles fit the open, view-oriented lots near the Dublin Hills.
Because Dublin sits close enough to open space that deer and coyotes pass through backyards, a solid bottom rail on a picket or semi-privacy run keeps small pets contained without blocking the view homeowners bought the lot for.
In Dublin the work runs from full-privacy vinyl behind an enclosed backyard to semi-privacy and picket styles that leave a view intact, pool-code enclosures, and aluminum privacy and semi-privacy runs for a cleaner architectural line. Gates come sized to the opening, a single walk gate or a wide driveway span. Wall toppers add height and privacy on an existing block wall, no demolition first.
Every estimate is free and on-site. What actually moves the number: how much footage the job covers, the height you choose, vinyl or aluminum as the material, gate count and width, whether the two-foot lattice extension is part of the plan, and whether an old fence needs removal first.
Numbers firm up once someone has measured the lot and confirmed whether the lattice option fits your section’s layout, which is why we save the real figure for that visit instead of guessing over the phone.
Dublin’s Zoning Ordinance Section 8.76.070(14) sets front yard fences at 4 feet, with side and rear fences generally held to 6 feet. A six-foot fence can gain an extra 2 feet, for 8 feet total, if that top section is framed wooden lattice admitting at least half light through.
Corner lots carry a sight-triangle rule of roughly 2.5 feet in the traffic visibility area, and the permit threshold above these limits isn’t spelled out in the public sources reviewed [NEEDS-DATA: Dublin permit threshold for fence height], so confirm current requirements with the City of Dublin Planning Division before ordering materials.

From Dublin Meadows and Silvergate to Dublin Hills Estates, Dublin Ranch, West Dublin, and California Creekside, lot sizes and HOA rules shift enough across town that a phone estimate is a starting point, never a final number. Homes near Emerald Glen Park, Dublin Hills Regional Park, Martin Canyon Creek Trail, and Fallon Sports Park tend to back onto open space, which is where a solid bottom rail earns its keep.
Open ground behind a run does a color no favors: nothing breaks it up, so the tone you pick is the tone the whole yard gets. Pick the material first, because vinyl and aluminum are not offering the same thing.
Three families, each doing a different job. Solids give you one even face, nothing to read but the color. Six smooth grains, Coastal Cedar among them, put a timber look on a panel that never asks for stain. TimberGrain adds texture.
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.
Contoured slats come matte black and take nothing else. Privacy, semi-privacy, hybrid and picket lines widen that to black, white and a grain option. Powder goes on dry and charged; heat then locks it into the aluminum. None of it custom.
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.
Each style in the table has its own working range, and that is where planning starts. What trims it is your own ground, what the fence has to screen, and the rule that applies at your address. The table is a ceiling, not an answer.
| 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 |
Here are finished vinyl and aluminum installs from Dublin lots near Dublin Ranch and the Dublin Hills, from lattice-topped privacy runs and pool enclosures to aluminum picket sized for a hillside view and a wide driveway gate right at the curb.
Dublin incorporated in 1982 and has grown into a city of 72,589 people as of the 2020 census, sitting in Alameda County roughly 35 miles east of San Francisco and 30 miles north of Silicon Valley. New subdivisions have filled in quickly over the past two decades, which means lot layouts and HOA rules vary block to block far more than in an older, settled town.
Dublin backs onto real open space: Dublin Hills Regional Park and the Dublin Hills themselves offer scenic views and hiking access, Emerald Glen Park anchors community events, Martin Canyon Creek Trail threads through residential edges, and Fallon Sports Park carries softball, baseball, soccer, basketball, tennis, and BMX facilities. Lots backing onto any of this see more wildlife passing through than lots deeper in the grid.
Residential Dublin spans Dublin Meadows, Silvergate, Dublin Hills Estates, Dublin Ranch, West Dublin, and California Creekside, bordered by San Ramon to the north, Pleasanton to the south, and Livermore to the east.
Dublin’s Zoning Ordinance Section 8.76.070(14) allows 4 feet at the front yard and 6 feet at the side and rear, with an extra 2 feet of framed wooden lattice permitted on top if it admits at least half light, for 8 feet total. Corner lots carry roughly a 2.5-foot sight-triangle rule for traffic visibility.
The permit threshold above these figures isn’t published in the public sources reviewed [NEEDS-DATA: Dublin permit threshold], so verify current requirements with the City of Dublin Planning Division, and check HOA rules if your property is governed by one.
Whether the lot sits in an older pocket of West Dublin or a newer HOA-governed section of Dublin Ranch, every project moves through the same four stages: measure, put it in writing, build it right, and back it with a real warranty.
The steps never change; only the footage, the height, the gate count, and the lattice option do.
A salesman measures the lot, checks corner sight lines if it applies, and quotes a real number on the spot.
Scope, materials, colors, heights, lattice extension if wanted, and timeline all go on paper before work starts.
Posts go in plumb, panels and the lattice extension go up level, gates get hung, and the old fence gets hauled off.
Aluminum runs 20 years on material and 10 on coating, vinyl stays transferable for life, workmanship covered 5 years.

Straight answers on lattice extensions, pool codes, and keeping a new fence looking sharp for years.
The site, more than personal taste, usually decides whether a gate should swing, slide, or lift clear.
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Dublin Fence FAQs: Height Rules and More
Dublin’s lattice allowance, corner sight-triangle rule, and HOA-governed subdivisions like Dublin Ranch raise questions a generic fencing page never answers, so here is what Dublin homeowners actually ask before booking a free on-site visit anywhere in town.
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Dublin’s Zoning Ordinance Section 8.76.070(14) sets front yard fences at 4 feet. Side and rear fences generally run to 6 feet. Confirm current figures with the City of Dublin Planning Division before finalizing plans.
Yes. Dublin’s ordinance allows an extra 2 feet of framed wooden lattice on top of a 6-foot fence, for 8 feet total, as long as the lattice admits at least half light through.
We build that extension as part of the same install.
Yes. Dublin applies a sight-triangle rule of roughly 2.5 feet in the traffic visibility area on corner lots, which can limit fence height and placement near the intersection.
Verify the exact triangle with the Planning Division for your address.
Dublin’s ordinance sets the height figures, but the specific permit threshold above those limits isn’t published in the public sources reviewed.
Confirm the current threshold with the City of Dublin Planning Division before planning a taller fence.
If your property sits inside an HOA-governed section such as Dublin Ranch, association rules can be stricter than the city ordinance, and the stricter rule applies. Check current CC&Rs before ordering materials.
Yes, including lots backing onto Dublin Hills Regional Park and other open space, where a solid bottom rail on a picket or semi-privacy run keeps pets contained without blocking the view.