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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Bay air and Vallejo’s own permit thresholds shape every yard on this side of Solano County, and this crew builds vinyl and aluminum fencing to handle both.
PVAF’s crew is licensed and rated 5.0 across the Bay Area, fabricating vinyl and aluminum fencing for yards like this one since 2018.


Bay air and a permit code built around fence height are the two things that set a Vallejo job apart from most.
Across the grid streets named for states and counties, and near Mare Island, Vallejo yards get vinyl and aluminum fencing custom sized for privacy, pools, and property lines alike, from gate to gate and fence to fence.
Vinyl is the workhorse fence for Vallejo yards, and living on San Pablo Bay is exactly why it earns its keep here. The color runs all the way through the PVC, not painted on, so a scrape never flashes white and the panels don’t yellow under sun off the water. It doesn’t rot, and it doesn’t need paint.
Install it once, rinse it twice a year, and it keeps its look through the bay air that reaches yards across Vallejo. We fabricate it in 10+ colors and 10+ styles, from full privacy with no gaps between boards to picket, semi-privacy, ranch rail, and pool-code enclosures, with heights custom-built from 2 to 8 ft and racked to follow your lot’s grade.
Our aluminum line is modern and architectural, never spear-top or classic-decorative styles, with privacy, semi-privacy, picket, and gate styles finished in powder-coated black, white, or wood-grain tones. It carries real numbers: 20-year material, 10-year coating, 2-year steel components, plus our own 5-year workmanship warranty on top.
One honest note for a bayfront city like Vallejo: saltwater and coastal exposure are excluded from the aluminum warranty, and its finish must be washed on a documented six-month schedule to stay covered. For yards closest to San Pablo Bay, we’ll usually walk you toward vinyl instead, and save aluminum for lots set back from direct bay exposure.
Vallejo sits right on San Pablo Bay near the Carquinez Strait, and wind off the water is a real design factor for any fence here. Where a run needs extra backbone, we build with metal inserts inside the vinyl rails: it looks vinyl from outside, but there’s steel bracing inside, and it takes any realistic wind this area gets without racking loose at the posts.
Homeowners here call us most for full privacy fencing along property lines, pool enclosures that meet state barrier code, and gates sized for the driveways on Vallejo’s grid-pattern streets. Semi-privacy and picket runs go in across front yards, wall toppers add height to walls already standing, and patio covers finish backyards near Mare Island and the Napa River.

A few factors move the number more than anything else: total footage, fence height, material choice, gate count and width, whether the lot needs racking to grade, and whether an old fence needs demolition first. A phone estimate helps, a real figure needs a visit, which is exactly what the free estimate covers here.
Front runs on a grid street get seen end to end, one continuous length with nothing to interrupt it. That makes the tone a bigger call than the style. Vinyl hands you the wider set of answers. Metal keeps it brief.
Pairing is where the families pay off. A body in one, a frame in another, and a long front run stops reading as a single flat length. Solids stay even, milled grains show timber, textured blends hold more than one tone.
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.
Whatever hangs across the driveway carries more finish than any single panel, so the choice shows up there first. Metal keeps to a grain look, black or white where the panel is flat or slatted, matte black once the slat is contoured.
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.
In this city the number to settle first is height, because that is what the paperwork turns on. After that the style caps it, the grade under it shifts it, and a gate is limited separately from the run beside it.
| 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 |
This set of photos traces vinyl and aluminum jobs finished around Vallejo: privacy runs, pool enclosures, and gates sized for the grid-pattern lots and bay air this stretch of northern Solano County is known for, corner to corner, block by every block.
Vallejo is an incorporated city in Solano County, home to roughly 126,090 residents as of the 2020 census, sitting on San Pablo Bay about 35 miles northeast of San Francisco. It borders Benicia to the east and American Canyon to the north, with Mare Island, a former naval shipyard, forming its own distinct district along the water.
Vallejo’s street grid is laid out with east-west streets named after states and north-south streets named after California counties, a pattern that shapes how lots and property lines run across the city.
Vallejo’s position on San Pablo Bay, near the Carquinez Strait and the mouth of the Napa River, means yards across the city deal with bay air that most inland Solano County properties never see. That air works on metal fencing over time, which is why material choice and warranty terms matter here, and why we walk every Vallejo homeowner through the tradeoffs between vinyl and aluminum before a fence goes in.
Vallejo regulates fences under the California Residential Code as adopted locally, plus its own zoning code (Municipal Code Title 16). Fences up to 7 ft are exempt from a building permit, while anything over 6 ft requires planning approval.
Vallejo’s zoning code sets specific front, side, and rear yard height limits for residential lots; those figures were not published in the online municipal code at the time this was written, so verify current caps directly with Vallejo Planning and Development Services before finalizing plans. If your community has an HOA, its CC&Rs can set a stricter limit than the city, and that stricter rule wins.
Permit thresholds and bay air shape every Vallejo job from the very start: a free look at the yard, a written contract, a crew that builds carefully around both, and warranty paperwork that finally gets handed over at the finish.
No surprise line items once the crew begins work on site. Call or send the form to start the estimate.
Someone measures your Vallejo lot in person, checks the layout against setback lines, and gives you a real figure.
Scope, materials, colors, heights, and timeline go on paper first, before any post goes into the ground.
The crew sets posts, hangs panels and gates, clears the old fence away, and leaves the property clean.
Handoff paperwork covers vinyl’s lifetime coverage, aluminum’s 20/10/2-year schedule, and our 5-year labor warranty.

Straight answers on material upkeep near bay air and what Vallejo’s permit code means for your fence project.
Brown vinyl in Los Angeles asks for nothing more than a rinse, skipping the repainting and rust treatment wood and metal need.
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Vallejo Fence Questions, Answered Straight
These are the questions Vallejo homeowners tend to ask before a fence goes in: permit thresholds near the bay, material picks that hold up against salty air, plus pool code and HOA questions worth checking early, well before any work gets finally scheduled.
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Vallejo follows the California Residential Code: fences up to 7 ft are exempt from a building permit, and anything over 6 ft needs planning approval.
Specific yard height limits sit in Vallejo’s zoning code; verify current caps with Vallejo Planning and Development Services.
Vallejo sits on San Pablo Bay, and saltwater exposure is excluded from our aluminum warranty, with coating that needs cleaning every 6 months near the water.
For yards closest to the bay, we often recommend vinyl instead.
Fences up to 7 ft are exempt from a building permit under the adopted California Residential Code, but planning approval is required once a fence exceeds 6 ft.
Verify the current process with Vallejo Planning and Development Services before you build.
Yes. In exposed spots near the water we build with metal inserts inside the vinyl rails, so it still looks like vinyl outside but takes any realistic wind this area gets without working loose.
The California Pool Safety Act calls for a 60 inch minimum barrier height, a maximum 2 inch ground clearance, gaps kept under 4 inches, plus a self-latching, self-closing gate hinged to swing outward.
Vinyl counts as an approved non-climbable barrier material.
An HOA can set tighter limits than Vallejo’s zoning code allows, and the stricter rule wins when the two disagree. Confirm your HOA’s guidelines alongside the city code before finalizing height or style.