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 fence built to your Chino property: a short front accent or a tall private line for a larger lot, in vinyl that never yellows or clean modern aluminum.
Family-run since 2018 and rated five stars across Greater LA, we give you a straight quote and a free on-site estimate.


Chino’s larger Inland Empire lots call for a fence sized to match, and we install and fabricate vinyl and aluminum to fit any property.
Pick the material for your Chino yard: vinyl for private, low-maintenance screening, or aluminum for a clean, modern line. Custom heights, a written warranty, and a real quote after we walk the site. Not sure? We help you choose.
Chino’s Inland Empire lots run larger than close-set blocks nearer the coast, and the right material follows how you use that ground. Vinyl screens a backyard for privacy, while aluminum gives an open, modern line around a front yard, a pool, or a long perimeter.
Vinyl is the workhorse choice for a Chino home, and it never yellows, rots, or needs paint. Styles range from full-privacy and semi-privacy panels to picket, ranch rail, and lattice-top, plus pool fencing, matching gates, and toppers for a block wall. Custom heights run 2 to 8 feet, so a short front accent or an odd small job other crews skip is what we take on.
Aluminum is the premium pick: modern, architectural, finished to shrug off sun and weather without rust or repaint. It suits a Chino property after an open view and a clean line, from a front-yard border to a pool enclosure or a long perimeter, with welded gates built automation-ready. Heights run custom 2 to 12 feet, 6 feet the usual choice.
Chino sits in the Inland Empire, where summers run hotter and drier than the coastal-influenced LA basin, and heat and UV exposure are the real test here, not any single storm. Vinyl handles that by design: it never yellows and holds color through the harshest sun. When an inland Santa Ana wind pushes through, a hidden metal insert keeps a tall run steady, vinyl outside and metal within.
Pricing here follows your project, never a set price list. Material sets the baseline, and height and footage of the run, style, site access, and gate count add to it from there. Chino’s larger lots often mean more footage than a dense inner-ring block. Phone us for a preliminary range, then a site walk turns it into a firm written figure, free and with zero obligation.
Every vinyl fence carries a transferable limited lifetime warranty, and aluminum is backed 20 years on the material, 10 years on the coating, and 2 years on steel components, plus our own 5-year workmanship warranty in writing. The record backs it up: licensed and insured since 2018, an American Fence Association member, and a 5.0 rating across 500+ five-star reviews and 2,000+ projects across Greater LA.

For Chino homes the range covers both vinyl and aluminum: privacy panels and picket runs, gates, fencing around a pool, and toppers for an existing wall.
Out on a parcel this size the drive gate gets read first and the boundary second. Both can wear one tone, since gates are made to match any style we build. Vinyl brings the long list. Aluminum brings four finishes and stops.
Warm or plain is the first cut. Four solids stay quiet and even. Six wood grain tones do the warming, Mesquite and Weathered Aspen among them. Four blends mottle the shade. Nothing is coated on, so damage never shows pale.
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.
The metal answers with fewer options and says so plainly. Black and white are the plain pair, with a grain look beside them, and anything contoured comes matte black. Charged powder, then heat, bonds it to the aluminum for good.
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 bigger lot usually wants more than one number. Lower where the property meets the street, taller where the yard has to close off. Each style carries its own span in the table. The ground and the city’s limit trim it from there.
| 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 fences we have built in and around Chino, in the styles, colors, and heights homeowners across the Inland Empire tend to choose. From full-privacy backyards to open front borders, browse the gallery, then start a free quote when something catches your eye.
Chino sits in western San Bernardino County, part of the Inland Empire, about 40 miles east of downtown Los Angeles. Incorporated on February 28, 1910, the city is now home to roughly 91,403 residents.
Its land traces to the Rancho Santa Ana del Chino, developed from the 1880s into a dairy-and-agriculture region that supplied Southern California for generations. Chino Hills, Ontario, and Rancho Cucamonga sit next door, and larger residential lots are usually more common here than in denser inner-ring cities.
Chino’s own fence and wall standards live in its Development Code, Site Development Design Standards chapter, Section 20.10.080 on landscaping and screening.
We don’t have Chino’s exact height limits confirmed, so treat this as a starting point only: roughly 3 to 4 feet in front yards and about 6 feet at the side and rear, a pattern that usually holds across Southern California, then verify your address with the City of Chino Community Development Department before you build.
Worth stating plainly: Chino Hills is a separate city with its own code, so one city’s rule is never the other’s. Whatever height your lot allows, we build to fit it.
California’s Good Neighbor Fence Act (Civil Code 841) presumes neighbors sharing a boundary fence split the cost, with 30 days’ written notice before work starts. A pool fence has its own rules too: at least 60 inches tall, self-closing and self-latching gates, and vinyl counts as an approved non-climbable barrier. An HOA may add its own limits too, and it is usually worth a quick check before you build.
Yes, across both Chino ZIP codes, 91708 and 91710, plus nearby Inland Empire and Greater LA communities including Ontario and Rancho Cucamonga. Chino Hills is close by too, though it is its own city with its own rules. Wherever you are in the area, one team handles your project from quote to install.
Take a look at before-and-after installations on Chino properties, in vinyl and aluminum. Each one shows the change up close: new privacy on a larger lot, a low decorative front line, or a height brought in line with local rules. Flip through the tabs, then start your own project.
This Chino patio previously had white metal railings and an ornate metal gate marking its edge. Both came out to make way for a new fence line.
In their place, our crew installed white vinyl vertical picket fencing along with matching gates, running the new fence line around the patio itself. The side passages leading to the patio got a different treatment: solid privacy sections instead of picket.
BeforeAfterThis Chino property had a long, weathered wood fence and matching gates that had reached the end of their useful service, worn enough to call for a full removal rather than a repair. Our crew took out the old wood fence and gates, then installed a two-tone vinyl privacy system: dark framing paired with light Aspen infill, plus new matching gates set into the line.
The fence carries that same two-tone contrast across two different surfaces on the property, running along the concrete driveway areas as well as the landscaped soil edges.
Great job by Pro Vinyl Fencing! Nairi came out and measured and designed the fence, worked with my wife to pick the material, gave us a great deal, and his team of engineers and installers nailed the demo and install! Two full days of no nonsense work and it looks beautiful!
BeforeAfterFrom first call to finished fence, a Chino project runs through four steps: a free estimate, a contract you can read in minutes, a careful install, and a warranty handed over at the end. Nothing stays a mystery along the way.
The real number comes before any work begins, never a guess dressed up as a firm quote for your project.
We start with a phone ballpark, then walk your Chino property for a firm number, checking access and old fence removal.
Materials, height, timeline, and scope go on paper before a single post goes in, nothing left to guess later.
Our crew installs and fabricates to the exact plan, on a Chino lot of any size, and keeps the site clean while working.
Your paperwork, in writing, goes to you at the finish, and we stay reachable long after the crew has left the property.

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Common Fence Questions From Chino Homeowners
Quick, honest answers to what Chino homeowners ask most: what the city’s fence rules cover, whether that differs from Chino Hills, what drives the cost, and whether vinyl or aluminum fits your lot. Not seeing your question? Call us, and we will walk you through it.
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Chino’s fence standards live in its Development Code, Section 20.10.080 on landscaping and screening.
Exact height numbers are not confirmed on our end, so treat 3 to 4 feet in front yards and 6 feet at the side and rear as a general starting point, then verify with the City of Chino.
No. Chino and Chino Hills are separate cities with their own municipal codes, Chino under its Development Code and Chino Hills under its own Title 16.
Never assume one city’s fence rule applies to the other; confirm with the specific city’s planning department before you build.
Cost follows the material, height and footage, style, site access, and gate count. Chino’s larger lots often add more linear footage than a dense city block, which factors into the total.
There is no price list here: you get a ballpark by phone, then a firm figure after we walk the lot.
It comes down to what you want. Vinyl gives you private, low-maintenance screening that never yellows, suited to most backyards.
Aluminum gives you a clean, modern line and an open view, good for front yards, pools, and property lines. Both come in custom heights, and we help you choose.
Yes, across all of Chino, including ZIP codes 91708 and 91710, along with nearby Inland Empire and Greater LA communities like Ontario and Rancho Cucamonga.
Estimates are free across the city, and we reply the same business day, so you are never left waiting to get started.
Chino’s Inland Empire summers run hotter and drier than the coastal LA basin, and that sun exposure is the real test for any fence.
Vinyl never yellows and holds color through the toughest summer sun. If added rigidity matters for a tall run, a hidden metal insert reinforces the panel.