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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Your hillside lot gets a vinyl or aluminum fence built to the slope, braced for Santa Ana winds, and set to Agoura Hills’ own yard standards.
Custom-fabricated in house since 2018, every panel ships with a transferable lifetime warranty and PVAF’s five-year workmanship guarantee.


Hillside grades, tight canyon lots and strict pool codes all shape what actually goes up around an Agoura Hills property.
Vinyl resists rot and never needs repainting; our aluminum line adds a sharp modern edge to view lots and hillside frontage. A free on-site visit turns your yard’s slope, footage and gate count into a firm, written plan.
Agoura Hills sits inside the Santa Monica Mountains, where chaparral hillsides and steep grades are the default, not the exception. Neighborhoods like Lake Lindero, Old Agoura and Morrison Ranch climb real elevation, and Santa Ana wind events roll through during fire season. A fence built for a flat suburban lot does not automatically survive a wind corridor or a graded hillside.
We rack every vinyl panel to the slope so the top line follows the grade instead of stair-stepping down it, and in wind-exposed yards we build in metal inserts: it looks like vinyl from the street, but there is metal bracing inside the rails, engineered for the gusts this terrain actually sees.
Privacy and semi-privacy vinyl panels, aluminum picket and open-slat semi-privacy runs, pool enclosures that meet state barrier code, ranch-style rail for larger parcels, and gates sized from a single walk gate to a full driveway span: we build what a given lot actually needs. With ten-plus colors and styles, a fence can read as classic picket or as something closer to iron, without iron’s upkeep.

Vinyl works well on most Agoura Hills lots: color runs through the material rather than sitting on top of it, so a scrape or years in the sun will not leave it chalky or faded, and it needs nothing more than a rinse twice a year.
Aluminum steps in where a lot wants a lighter, more architectural line, powder-coated in black, white or a wood-grain finish, backed by a 20-year material and 10-year coating warranty plus 2 years on steel components. Heights run 2 to 8 ft custom, and every gate, from a single walk gate to a wide driveway opening, gets the extra framing to stay true over time.
An existing block wall on a hillside lot does not have to come down to gain height or privacy: a wall topper sits on top of what is already there and raises the line without a teardown. Odd-shaped yards, narrow side setbacks and small repair jobs get the same attention as a full perimeter job, work a lot of crews would rather skip.
No two quotes look the same because no two yards do. Footage, fence height, material choice between vinyl and aluminum, the number of gates, how steep the lot grades, and whether an old fence needs to come out first all factor into the estimate. A phone call gives a rough range at best; a free, no-obligation on-site visit is what turns those factors into a plan you can actually build a budget around.
Backdrop decides more here than taste does. A tone that vanishes against a dry hillside can jump off a stucco wall one property over. Judge these swatches by what sits behind the fence line, not by the panel alone.
Where the run sits should pick the family. A pool enclosure at the back of a lot carries a warm wood grain well, while along the drive a plain solid usually stays quieter. Textured blends read with the most depth of the three.
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.
Picket and slatted aluminum come in black, in white, and in a grain look. Contoured styles have one finish, matte black. That is the entire menu, with no mixing to order, and each of them is powder coat cured onto the metal.
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.
Every style has a working range and the table lays them out side by side. What a hillside lot allows is narrower: the slope under the run, the purpose it serves, and the height rule that applies in Agoura Hills.
| 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 |
Browse finished vinyl and aluminum installations from jobs near Agoura Hills, spanning hillside privacy runs, open picket on view lots, pool enclosures, wall toppers and driveway gates, so you can study the finish and framing before choosing a style for your own yard.
Agoura Hills incorporated in December 1982 and is home to about 20,299 residents as of the 2020 count, roughly 35 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles in Los Angeles County. The city borders Calabasas, Oak Park and Westlake Village, with Ladyface Mountain, at 2,031 ft, marking the edge of town and the start of the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area.
The chaparral and woodland terrain that makes the setting distinctive also brings real fire exposure: the Woolsey Fire burned through the area in November 2018, and the Kenneth Fire prompted evacuation warnings as recently as January 2025, both moving fast on Santa Ana winds.
Lots that back onto open hillside or sit on a graded slope see more wind load and more grade change than a flat interior-tract lot, which is exactly what shapes how a fence gets built here rather than just what it looks like.
Yard fence height in Agoura Hills falls under Division 5, Yard Standards, of the city zoning code, which sets different limits for front, side and rear property lines and for corner lots, plus a separate threshold for masonry versus non-masonry fencing.
Because those specifics vary by lot and by code amendment, confirm current figures directly with the Agoura Hills Community Development Department, Planning Division, before finalizing a design.
Older sections like East Agoura and South End run closer, more traditional residential lots, while Lake Lindero and Morrison Ranch sit on larger hillside parcels, some inside planned communities with their own HOA.
Where an HOA applies, its CC&Rs can be stricter than the city code, covering height, material or color, so that layer is worth checking alongside the municipal standard. Old Agoura and Malibu Junction round out a city where lot size and grade vary block to block more than the population number alone suggests.
An Agoura Hills install starts with a measurement, not a guess: someone walks the lot, checks the grade, the wind exposure and the gate count, and prices the job against what is actually standing there, not a rough phone estimate.
From that first visit to the final walkthrough, four steps carry the job, each one handed to you in writing.
Someone walks the slope and fence line, turning grade and footage into a number instead of a phone guess.
Scope, material, height, color and gate count go on paper before any post goes in, so the plan agreed is the plan built.
Crews set posts, hang each panel and gate, rack the run to match the slope, then haul off what stood there before.
Vinyl carries its lifetime warranty, aluminum its 20/10/2-year terms, both backed by PVAF’s 5-year workmanship.

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Fence Questions From Agoura Hills Homeowners
Hillside terrain, Santa Ana wind during fire season and Agoura Hills’ own yard standards raise questions a flatland fence job never has to answer. Here are straight answers to what actually comes up before, during and after a fence install in this hillside city.
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Fence height falls under Division 5, Yard Standards, of the Agoura Hills zoning code, with separate limits for front, side and rear lines and for corner lots.
Figures vary by lot and code update, so confirm current numbers with the Community Development Department first.
A building permit applies above 6 ft for non-masonry fencing and to any masonry or concrete fence regardless of height, per Agoura Hills building standards.
Confirm current thresholds and any required drawings with the Community Development Department before work begins.
State law treats a residential pool as a hazard needing its own barrier: 60 inches minimum height, gaps capped so nothing wider than a hand fits through, and a self-closing, latching gate.
Vinyl privacy and picket styles meet the material rules; confirm specifics with the city.
Not with the right build. Wind-exposed lots get metal inserts inside the vinyl rails, so the fence looks the same from the street but carries steel bracing sized for the gusts this terrain sees during fire season.
Yes. Each panel is racked plumb and leveled to the hillside’s pitch, so the fence top reads as one continuous line down the slope, with no stair-step gaps where sections meet on a steep yard.
Possibly. Several Agoura Hills neighborhoods sit inside planned communities, and where an HOA applies, its CC&Rs can set stricter rules on height, material or color than the city code allows.
Check both layers before choosing a fence.