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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Whether you’re a San Gabriel Valley homeowner or run a business in City of Industry, we build vinyl or aluminum fencing to fit your property and budget.
We’re a licensed installer and custom fabricator, 5.0-rated across Greater LA. Start with a free on-site estimate for your project.


City of Industry runs on business. The San Gabriel Valley homes that share its name deserve a fence built just as solidly.
Two materials, one call. Vinyl gives you private, no-upkeep screening. Aluminum brings a modern line and commercial strength. Each fence is custom-height and backed in writing, priced after we see your property. Still deciding? We help you pick.
City of Industry is 92% industrial and 8% commercial land, with only 264 residents, so we serve two real customers here. Homeowners in La Puente and Rowland Heights, sharing City of Industry’s ZIP codes, get residential vinyl and aluminum fencing. Its own warehouses and campuses get commercial-grade aluminum and gates.
Vinyl never yellows, rots, or needs paint, the workhorse choice for homes near City of Industry. Styles range from privacy and semi-privacy panels to picket and pool fencing, with matching gates and toppers. Custom heights run 2 to 8 feet, so a short accent or a small job is what we take on. A hidden metal insert keeps a tall panel steady in windy stretches.
Aluminum is our premium line: modern, architectural, powder-coated to resist rust and repaint. It fits a front-yard border or pool enclosure at a home, and a durable perimeter at a warehouse or campus. Heights run custom 2 to 12 feet, 6 feet the usual choice, with welded gates built automation-ready, both residential and HOA/commercial grade.
With 3,000+ businesses and ~67,000 workers inside City of Industry, gates carry real weight here. We build the full lineup, pedestrian, double, driveway, and rolling gates, in vinyl or aluminum, fitted to a warehouse entrance or campus perimeter. Every gate is automation-ready, built to work with your automation installer; we don’t install the motor.
There’s no set price list near City of Industry, only the factors that shape your project. Material sets the baseline: vinyl runs budget-friendly, aluminum sits at a premium. Height, footage, gate count, and site access add from there, and a commercial perimeter prices differently than a backyard. Call for a phone ballpark, then a free estimate makes it firm.
Every vinyl fence carries a transferable limited lifetime warranty, plus our own 5-year workmanship warranty. A residential aluminum install runs 20 years on material, 10 on the coating, 2 on steel. HOA and commercial-grade aluminum runs 10 years on material and coating, 2 on steel. The record backs it up: a 5.0 rating across 500+ reviews, 2,000+ projects, and 100,000+ feet installed.

Homes and businesses in City of Industry draw on the same lineup: picket runs and privacy panels in vinyl or aluminum, gates, pool fencing, and toppers for a wall that is already standing.
What the fence fronts should decide the tone. A yard behind a working building wants something that recedes; a home wants something that agrees with the trim. Vinyl carries the longer list here. Aluminum keeps to a handful.
Two groups can meet on one run, a solid body inside a contrasting frame, and no rule says two sections must match. The groups: four plain solids, then six grain tones that pick up light like timber, then four mottled blends.
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 perimeter run gets no maintenance window, which is where powder coat earns its place. Applied electrostatically and heat cured, it becomes part of the metal. Few choices: a grain look, black, white, matte black on contoured slats.
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 working yard and a house down the block seldom land on one number. What each style can reach is the whole of the table. Site decides the rest: the job in front of the fence, the ground, the figure the city allows.
| 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’ve built in and around City of Industry, in the styles, colors, and heights homeowners and businesses across the San Gabriel Valley choose. Private backyard or commercial perimeter, browse the gallery, then start a free quote.
City of Industry counted just 264 residents in the 2020 Census, one of California’s least populous cities, yet it’s home to 3,000+ businesses employing roughly 67,000 people. The math works because the city is 92% industrial and 8% commercial land, with almost no residential zoning inside its own borders.
Incorporated on June 18, 1957, specifically to promote industrial development in the La Puente Valley, the city sits in the San Gabriel Valley, about 17.6 miles east of downtown Los Angeles, at an elevation of roughly 320 to 330 feet.
Almost nobody lives inside City of Industry, but its name and ZIP codes reach far beyond its own city limits. La Puente commonly shares City of Industry’s 91744-91746 ZIP codes, and Rowland Heights shares 91748, so a home in either community can carry a City of Industry mailing address without sitting inside city boundaries.
That’s why residential vinyl and aluminum fencing is a real part of our work here: the neighborhoods around City of Industry are full of yards that need one, even though the city itself is built for warehouses and corporate campuses, not homes.
Fence and screening rules in City of Industry vary by zone, and the city’s own Recreation and Open Space zone code offers a clear example: a solid wall in the front setback tops out at 42 inches, wrought-iron or decorative masonry can run up to 8 feet, and chain link is not permitted as a screen wall in that zone at all. Side and rear property lines allow up to 10 feet.
These numbers apply to that specific zone, not to City of Industry as a whole, so verify any address with the City of Industry Community Development Department before building. For the surrounding unincorporated San Gabriel Valley communities, Los Angeles County’s own rule applies: a freestanding fence up to 6 feet needs no building permit, and anything taller does, per the Los Angeles County Department of Regional Planning.
From first call to finished fence, in business since 2018, we walk a homeowner and a warehouse manager alike through the same four steps. A free estimate, a clear contract, careful installation, and a warranty handed over at the end.
You approve a real, firm figure before we lift a tool, never an off-the-cuff estimate passed off as final.
We start with a phone ballpark, then walk your property for a firm number, checking access and old-fence removal.
Material, height, scope, and timeline go in writing before the first post is set, backyard or commercial site alike.
Our crew installs and fabricates to plan, builds, and cleans the site on any lot, residential or industrial.
Your warranty paperwork goes to you in writing at the finish, and we stay reachable long after the crew leaves.

Practical fencing advice for City of Industry homeowners and businesses, from materials to rules.
An acrylic topper adds privacy and weather protection on top of an existing Los Angeles wall, no new fence required.
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Your City of Industry Fencing Questions, Answered
Quick, honest answers to what people ask most about fencing near City of Industry. Why the address shows up on mail outside the city, whether we serve homes and warehouses alike, what the local code allows, and what drives the cost. Not seeing your question? Call us, and we’ll walk you through it.
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City of Industry has only 264 residents (2020 Census) and is 92% industrial, 8% commercial land, incorporated in 1957 to promote industrial growth, not housing.
Its ZIP codes overlap nearby communities like La Puente and Rowland Heights, so a home there can carry this mailing address.
Yes. We install residential vinyl and aluminum fencing for San Gabriel Valley homes that share City of Industry’s name and ZIP codes, La Puente and Rowland Heights primarily, alongside commercial and HOA-grade work for City of Industry’s own businesses.
Both are a real part of what we build here.
It depends on the zone. City of Industry’s Recreation and Open Space zone code bans chain link as a screen wall, masonry is required instead.
This is zone-specific, not citywide, so verify with the City’s Community Development Department for your parcel. Vinyl and aluminum are compliant options.
Yes. We build durable, code-aware aluminum fencing and the full range of gates, pedestrian, double, driveway, and rolling, for warehouses and corporate campuses.
Every gate is automation-ready, built to work with your gate-automation installer; we don’t install the motor itself.
There’s no set price list. Cost follows the material, vinyl or aluminum, linear footage and height, gate additions, and site access, plus automation-ready gate spans for a commercial site.
Call for a phone ballpark, then a free on-site estimate turns it into a firm number.
Yes.
La Puente and Rowland Heights are the two San Gabriel Valley communities with the strongest ZIP overlap with City of Industry, and we serve both alongside City of Industry itself, as part of our wider Greater Los Angeles service area.