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 a low-maintenance vinyl or aluminum fence built for San Jose heat, gusty winds, and local height rules, from a licensed installer and custom fabricator.
Vinyl and aluminum both skip the wood upkeep, custom-built to fit your yard. Rated 5.0 across 500+ reviews. Free estimate this week.


We install and custom-fabricate vinyl and aluminum fencing across San Jose, from downtown flats to Almaden and Evergreen foothills.
Plenty of Bay Area crews focus on wood, chain-link, or iron. Fewer go deep on residential vinyl privacy and modern aluminum, and that is our lane. You pick the material for your yard, and we custom-build it to the height your lot needs.
Vinyl holds up to Silicon Valley summers without the upkeep wood asks for. It never yellows in the sun, never rots, and never needs repainting, so a hot, dry San Jose season usually leaves it looking the way it went in. The color runs through the vinyl instead of sitting on the surface.
You can choose privacy panels for a solid screen, pickets for an open front-yard look, lattice and picket-top combinations, and matching gates, in 14 colors from clean white to woodgrain tones. Install it once, clean it about twice a year, and that is the whole maintenance plan.
Aluminum is the premium pick: a clean, modern line in powder-coated panels for homeowners who want a more architectural look than vinyl gives. The finish is baked on, so it holds its color and skips the repainting a wood or iron fence asks for.
Our aluminum line carries a 20-year material warranty, 10 years on the coating, and 2 years on the steel components, and every install adds our own 5-year workmanship warranty on top. It runs from 2 to 12 ft with matching gates, so pick vinyl for value or aluminum for a modern finish, both built to the height and style your yard calls for.
A sloped lot in Almaden Valley or Evergreen usually needs racked panels, not a flat fence forced onto a hill. Racking steps each panel with the grade so no triangular gaps open up underneath.
We fabricate vinyl from 2 to 8 ft and aluminum from 2 to 12 ft to match the slope, and you can even combine styles, like a privacy base with a picket top. That same custom shop turns out wall toppers for an existing block wall, plus the small jobs and single repair sections the volume installers usually pass on.
No two San Jose quotes land the same, because the number usually tracks the yard in front of us. Length sets the base, then the height you want, the material you choose, and how many gates the run needs each nudge it from there.
Taking out an old fence adds labor, and so does the ground itself: a stepped lot up in Almaden tends to work harder than a flat run near downtown, and tight side access can slow a crew, depending on the lot. We can usually hand you a rough phone ballpark for free, but the honest figure waits until we walk the property, so nothing gets quoted blind.

In San Jose we build the full range of vinyl and aluminum fencing, from privacy runs to gates, pickets, and wall toppers made to the same spec.
A flat in-town lot needs a fraction of the fence a foothill parcel does, and volume changes how a tone behaves. A shade that looks tame on a sample square gets loud across a long run. Judge it by the length you are actually building.
Three sets, separated by surface. The plain solids are flat and even. Six smooth grains hold a timber pattern you can pick out from a few feet back, Coastal Cedar included. Four textured blends go deeper again, nearer sawn board.
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.
A grain tone on metal reads warm from the patio and plain from the street. Black and white fill out the panel and picket options; contoured slats hold matte black only. Four finishes, powder coat, then heat carries it into the surface.
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.
Downtown, the front line and the fence next door set the tone. Up in the foothills the ground does. Either way the style you chose comes with a range, the yard trims it, and the rule for that address is the ceiling nobody negotiates.
| 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 |
The photos here show vinyl and aluminum fences installed in and around San Jose, from solid privacy panels to clean modern aluminum lines in a range of colors and heights. Have a look at how each fence sits on its lot, then reach out for your own free estimate.
San Jose started in 1777 as El Pueblo de San Jose de Guadalupe, the first civilian town in Spanish California, and it briefly served as the state’s first capital after incorporating in 1850.
Today it is the county seat of Santa Clara County and, with just over a million residents, the largest city in the Bay Area and the heart of Silicon Valley. Its neighborhoods run from tree-lined Willow Glen and the Rose Garden to historic Japantown and Naglee Park.
San Jose sits in a Mediterranean valley climate: hot, dry summers with warm afternoons and a regular sea-breeze pushing inland, plus the occasional dry Diablo wind out of the northeast. Vinyl is built for that heat.
It is UV-protected, so it will not warp, fade, or yellow through the dry season. For gusty afternoons and Diablo events, a hidden metal core in the vinyl rails gives the fence its backbone against the strongest gusts San Jose sees, and it still reads as plain vinyl.
Downtown and the northern flats sit on the level valley floor, where a fence runs straight with little grading. Almaden Valley to the south and Evergreen to the east climb into the Diablo Range foothills, and those lots slope.
A hillside fence has to be racked, meaning each panel steps with the grade instead of leaving gaps underneath. That is where a custom shop earns its keep: we build every section to the height and pitch of your lot, not a stock panel on a hill.
For single-family and duplex lots, San Jose allows a fence up to 3 ft in the front yard and up to 7 ft along the side yard without a permit. Building taller calls for both a planning permit and a building permit with plan review, under San Jose Municipal Code Chapter 20.30 Part 6 and Chapter 17.24. Since those specifics change from block to block, run your plan by the City of San Jose Planning Division before you build taller.
Every San Jose fence runs the same path: a free on-site estimate where we measure the property, a written contract that spells out materials, height, and warranty, a clean build on schedule, and the warranty handed over once the work is done.
Book your free estimate this week and we usually get you on the schedule fast, no hard sell to sign that day.
We measure on site and walk the whole property, so the estimate covers the real job, not a rough guess.
Scope, materials, height, and warranty terms go in writing before any work starts, nothing left to guesswork.
Our crew builds on schedule, fits the fence to your terrain, and leaves the site clean when the day is done.
You get the workmanship warranty plus the material’s own coverage, handed over once every last detail is finished.

Straight talk on choosing, sizing, and caring for a vinyl or aluminum fence sits in the guides below.
A vinyl wall topper adds height and privacy to an existing Los Angeles wall without a full rebuild.
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Fencing in San Jose: Your Common Questions
Straight answers on what San Jose homeowners ask most: when a fence needs a permit, how tall it can stand in the front and side yards, how a sloped Almaden or Evergreen lot gets fenced, whether valley heat and Diablo winds are a problem, and which neighborhoods we serve. Call for a free estimate.
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A single-family or duplex fence up to 3 ft in the front yard and 7 ft along the side yard needs no permit.
Going taller calls for both a planning permit and a building permit with plan review, under San Jose Municipal Code Chapters 20.30 and 17.24. Confirm your plans with the City of San Jose.
A front-yard fence in San Jose tops out at 3 ft, which keeps sightlines open along the street. Side yards allow up to 7 ft without a permit.
Anything taller needs both a planning permit and a building permit with plan review, so check your lot with the City of San Jose before ordering.
Yes. Foothill lots in Almaden Valley and Evergreen sit on real grade changes, so we rack the panels to follow the slope instead of leaving gaps under a flat fence.
Vinyl gets custom-fabricated from 2 to 8 ft and aluminum from 2 to 12 ft, each section built to your lot’s pitch.
Gusty afternoons and the odd Diablo wind get handled by metal reinforcement set into the vinyl framing, which lets a fence that reads pure vinyl hold its line through the valley’s real gusts.
Summer heat is no threat. Vinyl is UV-protected, so it will not warp, fade, or yellow all summer.
Often, yes. Many San Jose communities run an HOA whose CC&Rs set stricter rules on fence height, color, or style than city code does.
Check your own CC&Rs before you plan the project, since that line usually governs what you can build. We fabricate to whatever spec your HOA has approved.
All of San Jose. That includes Willow Glen, the Rose Garden, Almaden Valley, Evergreen, Cambrian, Berryessa, Japantown, Naglee Park, and downtown, plus the nearby South Bay.
Reach out for a free estimate and you will hear back the same business day.