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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You get a fence sized to your Encino property, in vinyl or aluminum, custom-fabricated and installed by a licensed crew, backed by a warranty you can name.
Our 5.0-rated team offers a free estimate this week, with honest pricing and craftsmanship built for Valley heat and hillside wind.


Encino homeowners get two real material choices here: custom-fabricated vinyl or modern aluminum, installed by our local crew.
Both materials come in a range of heights and styles and carry a warranty you can actually name. Tell us your yard, your slope, and your privacy needs, and we size the fence to match, starting with a free, no-pressure estimate.
Want privacy, low upkeep, and a fence that never needs paint? Vinyl is the call. Need an open, modern line instead, at a pool or along a front boundary where sightlines matter more than screening? Aluminum is. Both hold up in Valley heat, custom-fabricated to the height your lot calls for.
Here’s how the two stack up in the table below, on what Encino homeowners usually weigh most: upkeep, look, and where each one fits.
| Consideration | Vinyl | Aluminum |
|---|---|---|
| Upkeep | Never needs paint, occasional rinse | Coated finish, occasional rinse |
| Look | Privacy, picket, ranch-rail styles | Modern, open sightlines |
| Best fit | Backyard privacy, pool areas | Front boundaries, modern builds |
Privacy panels close off a backyard from a hillside street view. Pool fencing gives a valley-floor lot a non-climbable barrier with a self-latching gate. Picket keeps a front yard open while marking the line, and ranch rail suits a wider lot without a solid wall. All four take matching gates, so the yard reads as one system.

Encino sits on the north slope of the Santa Monica Mountains, inland behind the range, where the Valley runs hotter and windier than the coast. In windy areas we use metal inserts: it looks vinyl outside, but there is metal inside. It takes any realistic wind this area gets, hillside estate or sheltered valley floor alike. Vinyl never yellows in the sun, so the color you pick stays the color you keep.
A fence quote moves on real factors: material, height, total linear footage, whether an old fence needs to come out, and what the ground looks like along the line, slope included. A hillside lot with a graded slope often costs more in labor than a flat valley-floor run of equal length. We can give you a ballpark over the phone, but a real number takes a free visit, since removal and ground conditions only show up in person.
Vinyl carries a transferable limited lifetime warranty on the material, one transfer to a new owner, thirty years on commercial work, plus five years on our workmanship. Aluminum carries twenty years on the aluminum, ten years on the coating, two years on steel components, plus the same five-year workmanship coverage. Coastal salt sits outside these terms, which does not apply to an inland Encino lot.
Across Encino we install the full lineup, from backyard privacy runs to pool barriers and modern aluminum boundaries, all of it fitted by our own crew.
Material comes first, color second. One of these sets runs wide and sorts into groups; the other stays deliberately tight. Neither needs a brush in year five. Work out what the fence sits against, then choose.
Tone sits inside the board here, not on top of it, so a scratch in year five still reads the same shade. Plain solids such as white and tan hold the quiet end. Smooth wood grains add warmth. Textured blends carry the most depth.
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.
Trade the range and you get a finish that never needs redoing. Solid and slatted styles carry three options, black and white among them; contoured slats come one way, in matte black. All powder coat, heat cured, bonded to 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.
Purpose sets the number before style does. A screen and a boundary marker are different jobs, and they seldom answer with the same figure. The table groups spans by material, so you can see which styles climb and which stop early.
| 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 recent vinyl and aluminum installations in and around Encino, from full-privacy backyards on hillside lots to modern aluminum boundaries near Ventura Boulevard. Each photo shows a style and color combination you can usually request for your own yard.
Encino is a neighborhood in the southern San Fernando Valley, within the City of Los Angeles, on the north slope of the Santa Monica Mountains. The name comes from the Spanish word for oak, tied to Los Encinos State Historic Park near the original rancho site.
Ventura Boulevard, its retail spine, is nicknamed the Valley’s Miracle Mile. The area spans roughly 9.5 square miles across ZIP codes 91316 and 91436, home to roughly 45,000 to 47,000 residents.
Encino splits into two lot types that shape a fence differently. Hillside estates climb the north slope of the Santa Monica Mountains, often graded, where a fence must follow the terrain and hold up on an exposed line.
Valley-floor homes sit closer to Ventura Boulevard on flatter streets, where privacy matters more than wind. A hillside lot calls for a taller, wind-braced run; a valley-floor lot often suits a picket or ranch-rail boundary.
Encino follows City of Los Angeles rules. Zoning caps a front-yard fence at 3.5 feet, a side or rear fence at 6 feet, and up to 8 feet on a non-hillside lot 40 feet wide or wider; hillside lots need Planning review regardless of height.
A non-masonry fence needs an LADBS building permit only above 10 feet. The Good Neighbor Fence Act gives adjoining owners 30 days’ written notice before a shared boundary fence goes up, and a pool barrier must stand at least 60 inches with a self-closing, self-latching gate.
Rules vary by city, so verify current requirements with your local building department first.
Encino runs hotter and drier than coastal Los Angeles, tucked inland behind the range. Hard on paint and wood alike. Vinyl skips the problem: it never yellows, never needs paint, and asks for an occasional rinse. Aluminum brings the same low upkeep to a more open, modern line. On an exposed hillside lot, a metal-insert vinyl fence adds wind resistance without giving up the look.
These before-and-after tabs show real local installations, vinyl privacy runs and modern aluminum boundaries alike, completed for Encino-area homeowners. Flip through the tabs to see the styles, colors, and lot conditions our crew has already worked with nearby.
Before this job, the mechanical equipment area on this Encino property sat in an open work zone, with no old fence there to begin with. Our crew built a Coastal Cedar vinyl privacy enclosure around the space, with matching double gates set into the run.
Setting the posts meant working across two different surfaces, some in the lawn and others anchored at the edge of the concrete, so each post location was set to match the ground it was going into. With the enclosure up, the equipment area is now closed off and screened from view, with the double gates providing access into the space.
I had an amazing experience with my installation from start to finish. Gorik had great attention to detail and did a spectacular job installing our fence. Overall, I’m very happy with the service I’ve received and would highly recommend them to friends and family.
BeforeAfterThis Encino property had a brick-wall boundary with white-painted wood panels that had deteriorated over time. Our crew removed the failing wood panels and installed a white vinyl privacy fence along the lawn.
The new posts are set at the soil side of the masonry line, keeping the fence off the brick wall itself. Setting the posts on the soil side of the masonry line rather than into it keeps the new fence straighter than the wood boundary it replaced, and produces a more durable enclosure now that the deteriorated painted wood is gone.
I had a wonderful experience with Pro Vinyl Fencing from start to finish. The installation was seamless, and the quality of the work exceeded my expectations. I’m so happy with the final result and would highly recommend Pro Vinyl Fencing to anyone looking for excellent service and beautiful workmanship!
BeforeAfterEvery Encino project follows the same four steps, from a free on-site look at your yard to a warranty that stays with the fence after we leave. A hillside lot or a valley-floor lot changes the details, never the process.
Here is what happens between your first call and a finished fence built for your yard in Encino.
We walk your Encino property, measure the line, and note slope and old fence removal before quoting a real number.
You get a written scope covering material, height, style, and price before work starts, so nothing shifts later.
Our crew sets posts to the depth your soil and slope need, builds the fence square, and clears the site when finished.
Vinyl carries a transferable lifetime warranty; aluminum carries 20 years on metal, 10 on coating plus 5 on workmanship.

Browse guides on choosing a style, planning for local rules, and keeping vinyl or aluminum new for years.
Colored vinyl fencing holds its shade through sun, rain and cold without the fading a painted fence shows.
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Fence Questions from Encino Homeowners, Answered
Here are six questions Encino homeowners ask most before hiring a fence contractor: permits, hillside durability, HOA rules, and honest pricing. Each answer below is specific to Encino and the City of Los Angeles, not a generic statewide summary. Call if your yard raises a different one.
Still Have a Question?
Call our team or request a free estimate and we will answer it in person.
It depends on height, not Encino specifically. A non-masonry fence needs an LADBS permit only above 10 feet.
City of LA zoning caps a front yard at 3.5 feet, side or rear at 6 feet, up to 8 feet on a wider non-hillside lot. Rules vary by city, so confirm with your local building department.
Yes. Vinyl goes up to 8 feet, aluminum up to 12, both custom-fabricated for most hillside-estate and valley-floor privacy requests.
City of LA zoning allows up to 8 feet on a non-hillside lot 40 feet wide or wider, though hillside lots face additional review regardless of height.
A metal-insert vinyl fence is our best option for an exposed hillside lot. Encino’s north-slope position puts hillside estates in the path of stronger wind than a sheltered valley-floor lot sees.
The insert looks like ordinary vinyl outside, but there is metal inside, built for realistic local wind.
Some Encino estate pockets do have an HOA that sets its own height, color, or style rules on top of City of LA zoning.
Check your HOA’s current guidelines before finalizing a design, since a fence that meets city code can still need separate HOA sign-off in some communities.
The real cost drivers only show up in person: linear footage, old-fence removal, and how much the ground slopes along the line.
We can give you a ballpark over the phone, but a graded hillside lot prices differently than a flat valley-floor run, which is why the visit is free.
Get your free estimate this week and we’ll get you on the schedule from there.
Exact start dates usually depend on the current queue and your project size, which is why the estimate visit is also when we confirm timing for your yard.