Vinyl Fence Installation
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Covina lets a 5 ft front yard fence stand if half the panel is open, so vinyl picket styles clear the line while solid walls stop at 4 ft.
We build both styles to spec, from open picket runs up front to full privacy panels in back, sized to your lot and Covina’s code.


South Hills slopes and San Bernardino Road frontage both call for a fence plan that fits the ground, not a stock size.
From open picket fronts near the sight triangle to full privacy runs out back, height, slope, gate count and material shift what your project needs. Scroll through what we offer below, then reach out for a free quote.
Covina runs from flat blocks near downtown to sloped parcels climbing into the South Hills foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains.
We rack panels to the grade so a hillside fence reads as one clean line instead of stair stepping down the yard, and we build to the same standard whether the lot sits flat off Covina Boulevard or rises toward the hills above it. Gate placement gets the same attention as the panels, so driveway spans off Barranca Avenue swing clean from day one.
Covina homeowners lean on open picket and semi-privacy styles up front, where the code rewards see through designs, and full privacy panels in back for South Hills and North Covina yards that want a clean break from the neighbors. We also build pool code enclosures, aluminum wall toppers, and matching gates, sized from a narrow walk path up to a full driveway opening.
Your number moves with total footage, height, how many gates you need, whether demolition of an old fence is part of the job, and how much grading the lot needs before posts go in.
Front yard runs that stay open enough to hit 5 ft cost differently than a solid privacy wall capped at 4 ft, since more open designs use less solid panel per foot. A ballpark over the phone gets you in the range; a walk of the property gets you the real figure.
Covina caps solid front yard fences at 4 ft, but allows 5 ft if at least half the fence is open, tubular steel, wrought iron, wood or vinyl picket styles all qualify. Side and rear yards can go to 8 ft, though anything above 6 ft needs both a wall and fence permit and a building permit under Municipal Code §17.71.070.
Corner lots also carry a 3 ft cap inside the required sight triangle. These figures reflect the code on record today, and municipal code gets amended, so we plan every layout against the current text and suggest a quick call to the Covina Planning Division to confirm the standard still holds before you commit to a height.

Inland summer heat in Covina regularly runs 95 to 105°F, and vinyl’s color is mixed through the material rather than painted on, so it does not chalk or yellow under full sun. Aluminum finishes are powder coated black, white and wood grain tones, rated ASTM E84 Class A for flame and smoke, and backed by a 20 year material and 10 year coating warranty. Both come with our own 5 year workmanship coverage, start to finish.
Open styles up front and solid panels in back give one property two color problems. A picket vanishes into planting. A full panel becomes the backdrop. Solve them separately, then check they agree where the two runs meet.
Texture is what the TimberGrain group adds: four blends with a face that catches light instead of flattening under it. Half a dozen wood grains sit warmer, Mesquite and Dark Sequoia among them. Four plain solids cover the rest.
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.
Down a graded run the finish stays even post to post, since powder coat is fused to the metal. Picket, privacy and hybrid profiles hold three finishes, white and black among them, plus a wood grain. The contoured slat: 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.
A front run and a back run rarely land on the same number, and neither one starts from the table. Start from the ground. South Hills grades turn a level top line into shop work, and what the city allows caps the front.
| 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 |
South Hills slopes, open picket fronts that clear the see through rule, and full privacy backyards, this gallery covers the range of what actually gets built around Covina. New shots go up as jobs in and around the city finish and get photographed.
Incorporated in 1901, Covina sits about 22 miles east of downtown Los Angeles in the San Gabriel Valley, bordered by West Covina, San Dimas, Glendora, Upland and Walnut. Population runs near 51,268 across a mix of flat blocks near Downtown Covina and North Covina and rising terrain toward South Hills.
Covina Boulevard, San Bernardino Road, Badillo Street and Barranca Avenue carry most of the local traffic, and landmarks like Castillo del Lago and the Covina Public Library sit within the city’s older core.
The eastern edge of Covina climbs into the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains, and South Hills lots in particular carry real grade change from front to back.
A fence set on a flat plan does not sit right on a graded yard, so we rack the panels in steps to follow the slope instead of leaving a gap under the bottom rail. Inland heat that regularly tops 95°F through summer also puts a premium on materials that hold their color without repainting every few years.
Municipal Code §17.71.070 caps solid front yard fences at 4 ft, with a 5 ft allowance if the design is at least half open, tubular steel, wrought iron, wood and vinyl picket styles all qualify. Side and rear yards can reach 8 ft, but anything past 6 ft requires a wall and fence permit plus a building permit. Corner lots carry a 3 ft cap inside the required sight triangle.
If your property sits inside a homeowners association, CC&Rs may impose limits stricter than city code. Since municipal code sections get amended over time, treat the figures above as the current published standard and confirm they still hold with the City of Covina Planning Division before you lock in a height or style.
A Covina project starts with a look at your lot, a front yard open enough to clear the code or a full privacy line out back, then moves through a written plan, a clean install, and warranty coverage that stays with the fence.
Send the form or call, and we’ll set a time to come out and walk your lot together in person, no cost.
We walk your lot in person and measure to the code, so the number you get reflects the actual site, not an estimate.
Before installation starts, you have a signed scope covering material, height, gate count and full schedule.
Panels go in true to the line, gates get hung to swing clean, and site cleanup happens before the crew leaves.
Coverage kicks in the day we finish: lifetime terms on vinyl, 20 year materials on aluminum, plus 5 years workmanship.

Notes on Covina’s code, material upkeep, and picking between vinyl and aluminum for your yard.
Daily wear on a driveway gate outpaces the rest of the fence line, which is where vinyl’s upkeep edge matters most.
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Fence Code Questions From Covina Homeowners
Covina’s see through rule for front yard fences trips people up more than almost anything else, along with permit thresholds and what a South Hills lot actually needs. The answers below cover what homeowners genuinely ask before ever signing a contract.
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Covina caps solid front yard fences at 4 ft, but allows 5 ft if the design is at least half open, tubular steel, wrought iron, wood and vinyl picket styles all qualify under Municipal Code §17.71.070.
Verify current rules with the Covina Planning Division.
Side and rear yards can reach 8 ft in Covina, but anything above 6 ft needs both a wall and fence permit and a building permit.
Always confirm current thresholds with the City of Covina Planning Division or Building Official before you build.
Covina limits fence height to 3 ft within the required sight triangle on corner lots, so drivers and pedestrians keep a clear line of sight. This applies in addition to the standard front, side and rear yard limits.
Yes. Covina’s code allows a 5 ft front yard fence when at least half the design stays open, and vinyl picket styles qualify under that rule. A solid vinyl privacy panel up front is limited to 4 ft under the same section.
Yes, including sloped South Hills lots that need panels racked to the grade, along with flatter properties near Downtown Covina and North Covina. Send your address and we’ll schedule a free on-site estimate.
Yes. If your Covina property sits inside a homeowners association, its CC&Rs can require lower heights, specific materials or approved colors even where city code allows more.
Review your HOA’s guidelines and the Municipal Code together before finalizing plans.