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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Picture the fence your Menlo Park home really needs: backyard privacy or a clean open line out front, in vinyl that never yellows or architectural aluminum.
We install and custom-build both, licensed and insured, five-star rated across the Bay and LA. Your on-site estimate is free.


Across Menlo Park, from Downtown to the hillside lots off Sand Hill Road, we build vinyl and aluminum fences made to fit the property.
The Peninsula’s wet winters and dry summers are hard on wood, so most of what we build here is low-maintenance vinyl or clean modern aluminum. You pick the material, we cut to any height from 2 to 8 feet, and you get an honest read on your lot.
Around Menlo Park we install vinyl privacy, picket, pool, lattice, and ranch-rail fencing, plus matching gates, alongside our modern aluminum line. Every style is made in custom heights, with a color chosen to suit your home.
Vinyl is the low-effort workhorse. It never rots, never needs paint, and it does not yellow in the sun, so the whole maintenance plan is a rinse twice a year. We offer more than 10 colors and 10 styles, woodgrain looks included, with the color running through the vinyl rather than painted on top.
Aluminum is the premium pick: a clean, modern, architectural line with a powder-coated finish, backed by a 20-year material warranty, 10 years on the coating, and 2 years on the steel components, plus our own 5-year workmanship warranty.
Menlo Park lets most residential fences reach 7 feet, and we build to that line when you want real privacy. Because we fabricate in-house, height is not stuck at standard panels: we cut anywhere from 2 to 8 feet, add wall toppers to raise an existing block wall, and take the small repairs and short runs that larger crews turn down.
Toppers come in the same styles and colors as the fences, so a raised wall still matches the rest of the yard.
Here is the honest case for vinyl or aluminum over wood. Menlo Park runs mild and sunny, roughly 265 clear days a year, but the winters are wet and the summers bone dry, and that swing is what splits, warps, and rots an untreated wood fence over time.
Vinyl shrugs it off, since it does not soak up water and never needs sealing. Aluminum away from the shoreline resists rust and keeps its finish for years. On the eastern, Bay-facing streets we can set metal inserts inside the vinyl, so a fence stands up to the realistic breezes coming off the water.

No two quotes match, because the price follows the project. The main drivers are simple: how many linear feet you need, the height, the material and style, how many gates, and whether an old fence has to come out first.
Site conditions count too, like sloped ground or hard digging near the Bay. We can give you a ballpark over the phone, but a real number takes a visit, where we measure and see the whole picture. The on-site estimate is free, with no obligation to book.
Two materials, two differently sized decisions. Vinyl asks you to pick a family and then a tone inside it. Aluminum asks for a finish out of a handful. Neither surface carries paint, so what you choose on the swatch is what lasts.
The vinyl side sorts by how a surface reads: plain colors, smooth grains that mimic sawn wood, and textured blends with movement in them. Sierra Blend belongs to the last group. Whatever you land on, the tone runs through the panel.
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.
Aluminum runs short: wood grain, white, black on the flat and slatted profiles, matte black on the contoured one. The finish is powder coat, charged on and then fixed by heat, which is why it stays put on a run facing the afternoon sun.
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.
A downtown side yard and a hillside acre do not want the same height. Style sets the working range, the ground and the sight line trim it, and the ceiling that applies to your lot was dealt with further up.
| 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 through the gallery to see how vinyl and aluminum actually land in a yard: the woodgrain and solid colors, the clean modern aluminum lines, the picket and privacy styles. Easiest way to settle on a look before we build one to fit your Menlo Park property.
Menlo Park sits on the Peninsula between San Francisco and San Jose, and its roughly 33,780 residents live on very different lots. Downtown, around Santa Cruz Avenue, keeps tree-lined streets and older homes on tight parcels. East of Highway 101, Belle Haven runs toward the Bay near Meta’s campus at 1 Hacker Way.
West, up by Sand Hill Road, Sharon Heights spreads into larger hillside lots, while the Willows and Allied Arts hold a smaller-lot feel. A city incorporated in 1927 carries fences of every age, so we match each job to the lot, the setback, and the look of the block.
The weather here is easy to like, with around 265 sunny days a year and mild, Bay-moderated temperatures. The catch for a fence is the seasonal swing: wet winters and long dry summers, the cycle that warps and rots untreated wood. Vinyl and aluminum both sidestep it, which is why they make up most of what we build in town. Near the water, material choice matters more.
Almost 43 percent of Menlo Park is water, and the eastern edge runs along the Baylands and the Bay. Vinyl is unaffected by salt air, a safe pick close to the shoreline. Aluminum holds up well inland, but its coating warranty excludes saltwater and needs regular cleaning, so on a bayfront lot we will tell you straight when vinyl is the better call.
Menlo Park sets its fence heights in Chapter 16.64 of the zoning code. In most residential yards a fence or wall can reach 7 feet. In the required front setback the limit drops to 4 feet. On a corner lot, a visibility triangle holds anything in the sight line to 3 feet, drawn by measuring 35 feet from the intersection along both property lines.
Homes fronting Santa Cruz Avenue have their own procedure to build above the standard limit. The handout lists these zoning heights but does not spell out when a building permit is needed, so verify permit specifics with the City of Menlo Park Community Development Department before you build.
It is a straightforward path from first call to finished fence. We start with a free on-site visit to measure and talk options, put it in a written contract so there are no surprises, then fabricate, install, and clean up when the work is done.
Every fence goes up with our own insured crew and is backed in writing, on the material and on our work.
We measure the yard, check the site, and send a clear written quote. A ballpark is free, the real number takes a visit.
Scope, materials, color, height, and timeline all go in writing and get agreed before any work starts.
We fabricate your panels, set the posts, hang the gates, and haul off the debris once the fence is standing.
You get our 5-year workmanship warranty plus the material warranty, and we stand behind the fence long after.

Straight answers on materials, upkeep, and picking the right fence, from the crew that installs them.
Vinyl semi-privacy fencing blocks sightlines and resists climbing while still letting air and light through.
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Your Menlo Park fencing questions, answered
A few things come up on almost every Menlo Park project: what the city allows, how tall you can build, how vinyl and aluminum handle the weather and the Bay air, and what the whole thing costs. Here are straight answers to the ones we hear most, and if yours is not here, just ask when we come out.
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Menlo Park sets fence heights in Chapter 16.64 of its zoning code, but the city’s fence handout lists those limits without stating when a building permit is required.
To be sure, verify permit requirements with the City of Menlo Park Community Development Department before you build.
In most residential yards you can go up to 7 feet. In the required front setback the cap is 4 feet, and on a corner lot the visibility triangle holds anything in the sight line to 3 feet, measured 35 feet back from the intersection.
Santa Cruz Avenue frontage has its own procedure to build taller.
For the local climate, both outlast wood with far less work. Menlo Park’s wet winters and dry summers warp and rot untreated wood and keep it needing sealant.
Vinyl never rots and asks only for an occasional rinse, while aluminum resists rust and holds its finish. Both skip the upkeep wood demands.
Yes. Removing the old fence is part of most jobs, and we fold the teardown and haul-off into your written quote up front, so nothing is a surprise.
We pull the old panels and posts, prep the line, build your new vinyl or aluminum fence, and clear away the debris once it stands.
Some do. If your neighborhood has an HOA, it may set its own limits on fence height, style, or color on top of the city code, so it is worth checking your CC&Rs before you settle on a design.
Once you know what your community allows, we build to that spec.
All of them, from Downtown and Allied Arts to Belle Haven, the Willows, Sharon Heights, and Suburban Park.
Wherever you are in Menlo Park, the on-site estimate is free and we get back to you the same business day you reach out.