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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Canyon Country’s lots swing from valley-floor flat to steep hillside grade, so your fence needs posts and panels racked to match, not one flat run.
Serving both the LA and Bay Area markets since 2018, we fabricate to order and get back to Canyon Country inquiries the same business day.


Panels get cut and racked to the grade of your lot, whether that yard sits flat on the valley floor or climbs toward the foothills.
From Soledad Canyon Road to the quieter streets tucked against the mountains, we measure the slope, walk the code, and fabricate a run sized to your exact property, gates and all, before a single post goes in.
A lot that climbs toward the Sierra Pelona or San Gabriel foothills needs a fence that follows the ground instead of stair-stepping down it. We rack every vinyl run to the slope so the top line stays clean along a hillside yard instead of jogging up and down with the terrain.
The color runs through the material itself, so it never yellows in the sun and a scrape never flashes white; it doesn’t rot and doesn’t need paint, so a rinse twice a year is the only upkeep. Custom heights run from 2 to 8 ft, in privacy, semi-privacy, picket, two-tone, ranch rail and pool-code styles, with 10 or more colors available.
For a cleaner, more architectural look, our aluminum line covers privacy panels with closed slats, semi-privacy with open slats, picket, gates and wall toppers, finished in powder-coated black, white or a wood-grain tone and carrying a Class A ASTM E84 rating against flame spread and smoke, plus aluminum patio covers.
It carries a 20-year material warranty, a 10-year coating warranty, 2 years on steel components, and our own 5-year workmanship warranty stacked on top of those numbers. The coating needs a documented cleaning every 6 months to stay covered under that warranty.
On the vinyl side we install and fabricate privacy and picket fencing plus ranch-style runs. Aluminum brings semi-privacy panels and wall toppers. Gates come single, driveway or rolling, all of it built for Canyon Country’s larger and often sloped lots.
Pricing comes down to total footage, the height you need, the material, the number of gates, how much the lot slopes, and whether an old fence has to come down and be hauled away first. Grade matters more here than in a flat neighborhood, since a steep hillside run takes more posts and more labor per foot, so a free on-site visit is the only way to get a real, honest figure.

Every style ships with a matching gate, and driveway or rolling gates get extra internal framing to stay true across a wide span, useful on the area’s bigger parcels near Skyline Ranch and Vista Canyon.
Each gate is built ready for an automation kit later, though we don’t supply the motor itself. Wall toppers add height to an existing block wall without tearing it down, and small or unusually shaped jobs, including odd hillside corners, are always welcome here.
Looking up a racked run, you get the boards and a lot of sky behind them. Tone behaves differently against sky than it does against a hedge, and it is worth walking downhill before you commit. Vinyl carries the range here.
Lit from beneath, a pale solid goes brighter and a dark grain holds its edge. The plain solids stay even across a whole panel. The smooth grains carry a milled face, Dark Sequoia among the deeper ones. Blends break the tone up.
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.
Racked down a grade, metal shows its face and its top edge at once, both carrying the same powder coat, heat bonded rather than brushed. Black leads uphill. White and a grain look fill a short list. Contoured slats stop at matte black.
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.
Measured on a slope, one run ends up with two numbers, high side and low side. The table gives the span each style is built to cover, which is where the planning starts. Purpose, grade and the local ceiling finish 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 |
See vinyl and aluminum styles built in and around Canyon Country: hillside runs racked to the grade, driveway gates, wall toppers on existing walls, and the color and finish choices homeowners here keep picking all the way through this year.
Canyon Country is a neighborhood of the City of Santa Clarita, incorporated in 1987, with a population of roughly 92,897 about 30 miles north of Los Angeles.
It sits between the Sierra Pelona Mountains and the San Gabriel Mountains, bounded by Golden Valley Road, Vasquez Canyon Road and Placerita Canyon Road, with the Santa Clara River running through. Soledad Canyon Road, Sierra Highway and Via Princessa carry most local traffic, and Valencia, Saugus and Newhall sit alongside it within Santa Clarita.
At about 503 people per square mile, Canyon Country runs less dense than much of the LA basin, and many lots are larger and sit on real grade rather than a flat pad. That combination means more linear footage per job on average, and posts and panels that need to be racked to the slope rather than built level and stepped.
Community sources describe Santa Clarita’s Municipal Code Title 17 as capping front yards at 3 ft and side and rear yards at 6 ft, with up to 1 ft of open lattice allowed on top of that. Because that figure comes from a local resource site rather than the city’s own code page, treat it as a starting point and confirm the exact numbers for your parcel with the City of Santa Clarita Planning Division before finalizing a design.
Pool barriers still follow state law regardless of the fence line: at least 60 in tall, gates built to close and latch themselves automatically, and a gap under the gate kept inside 2 inches so nothing smaller can squeeze through.
Slide across the tabbed case studies to see how a sloped Canyon Country yard or a tired wood fence becomes a finished vinyl or aluminum run, racked to the grade and gated to fit, from the very first measured post to a fully signed final warranty copy.
This Canyon Country backyard was enclosed by an old horizontal wood fence mounted along a masonry boundary wall. Ahead of the new installation, that wood fence came out, clearing the line where the wall meets the yard.
In its place, a white vinyl privacy fence now runs around the backyard. The result is a continuous, low-maintenance enclosure around the backyard.
David the installer was absolutely incredible! He got in early and worked fast and incredibly efficiently. I can not recommend them highly enough.
BeforeAfterA Canyon Country project runs through four fixed stages every time: an on-site measure and estimate, paperwork before any post ever goes into the ground, a slope-aware build, and a full workmanship warranty documented on real paper.
The whole cost conversation happens face to face, on your property, before any paperwork gets signed.
A salesman checks the grade of your lot in person and works up an honest figure before leaving the property.
The contract locks in materials, heights, colors, gate count and install date, so a sloped yard isn’t a surprise.
Posts get set into the slope, panels are racked and fabricated to follow the grade, and the old fence clears out.
Real coverage on every install: vinyl’s transferable warranty, aluminum’s 20/10-year terms, our 5-year workmanship.

Reads on hillside installs, upkeep, and choosing vinyl or aluminum for a Canyon Country lot.
Lattice’s open weave lets air move through a Los Angeles wall topper instead of blocking it completely.
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Fence Questions From Canyon Country Homeowners
Slope, lot size and code details all shift the answer out here, so before a crew ever measures your yard, here’s what Canyon Country homeowners typically ask first, from exact height limits to how a hillside changes the entire build plan from day one.
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Local guidance commonly cites a 3 ft front-yard cap and a 6 ft side and rear limit, with up to 1 ft of open lattice on top, under Santa Clarita’s Municipal Code Title 17.
That figure comes from a community resource, not the city’s own code page, so confirm exact numbers with the Planning Division.
The exact permit threshold for Canyon Country fences isn’t published in a source we could confirm directly, so the safest step is checking with the City of Santa Clarita Planning Division before building above the standard height limits.
It does. Rather than stepping the fence down in level sections, we rack the posts and panels to follow the grade, so the top line stays clean and consistent across a sloped Canyon Country yard.
Where a property sits inside an HOA, approval is usually required before work begins, and CC&Rs can set limits stricter than the municipal code. Check your HOA’s rules alongside the city’s before settling on a design.
State law governs pool barriers here: at least 60 in tall, no gaps wider than 4 in, gates that latch and close themselves while swinging outward, and a bottom gap kept under 2 in.
Vinyl is an approved non-climbable barrier material for this use.
Alongside Canyon Country, we regularly take on fence and gate projects in Valencia, Saugus and Newhall, all part of the same Santa Clarita service area we work every week.