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 vinyl or aluminum fence built for your Glendale yard, sized to its slope, made to take the canyon wind, and matched to your street’s height rules.
A licensed, 5.0-rated crew gives you an honest estimate up front and a fence that never needs paint. Your free quote is one call away.


For Glendale homes and businesses, we install and custom-build vinyl and aluminum fencing at any height the property and code allow.
From full-privacy panels to modern aluminum, we match the fence to your yard, your budget, and Glendale’s rules. You get an honest quote, a fence built to last, and warranties in writing. Not sure which material fits? We walk you through it.
Vinyl and aluminum are the two materials we work in, and for Glendale homes we install and custom-fabricate both. Glendale homes run from flat blocks near Downtown and the Americana to hillside lots in Chevy Chase Canyon, and the right fence is rarely the same on both. Every fence we sell, we build to your yard, not a stock catalog, so height, style, and layout fit the property.
Vinyl is our budget-friendly line, covering most of what a Glendale home needs: privacy, curb appeal, and a finish that never yellows or needs paint. The style range is wide:
Custom heights run 2 to 8 feet, so the odd runs and small jobs other crews skip are the ones we want. Where a Glendale lot catches canyon wind, we run a hidden metal insert: vinyl outside, metal inside, and it takes any realistic wind this area gets.

Aluminum is our premium line: modern, architectural, and engineered to shrug off weather without rust or repaint. It suits a Glendale home after a crisp, modern look, from full-privacy screens to open picket, with welded driveway and rolling gates, automation-ready. Heights are custom from 2 to 12 feet, 6 feet the usual pick, and its wind engineering runs well above what a Glendale site sees.
A fence price comes down to your project, never a sticker. What moves it: material, the run’s height and length, terrain, gates, and old-fence removal. Glendale’s hillside and canyon lots can add slope and access work a flat parcel never sees. You get a ballpark over the phone, then a firm written number after we walk the property, free and with no pressure to book.
Every vinyl fence carries a transferable limited lifetime warranty. Aluminum carries 20 years on the material, 10 on the powder coating, and 2 on steel components, kept valid by a documented cleaning twice a year. Both add our own 5-year workmanship warranty. The proof is public, too: in business since 2018, American Fence Association membership, and a 5.0 rating from homeowners across Greater LA, on 500+ five-star reviews.
The full vinyl and aluminum lineup we install and build for Glendale covers privacy and picket panels, gates, pool fencing and wall toppers, every piece fabricated to the property it goes on.
A building and a back yard get judged by different eyes, so what looks right on one can read wrong on the other. Vinyl runs the wider list, aluminum the shorter, and both hold their color without paint.
White never flashes out from under a chip here; the color is the material, not a layer over it. Solids stay plain, smooth wood grains bring warmth, textured blends push furthest. Pair two of them and you get a two-tone run.
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.
Paint sits on metal. Powder coat is fused to it, applied dry and cured with heat, which is why the color holds through full sun. The range is narrow by comparison: three on solid and slatted profiles, 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 business perimeter and a home yard start from different needs, and the style already caps the top of the range before either weighs in. The lot cuts into that, and the city sets a ceiling nobody moves.
| 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 |
Take a look at vinyl and aluminum fences we have installed in and around Glendale, in the styles, colors, and heights homeowners here actually choose. From full-privacy backyards to decorative front yards, browse the gallery for ideas, then start a free quote when something clicks.
Glendale sits in Los Angeles County, tucked against the Verdugo Mountains with the San Rafael Hills to the south, about 10 miles north of Downtown LA. Incorporated in 1906, it is home to roughly 188,000 residents, from Downtown and the Americana to Montrose, Sparr Heights, Adams Hill, and hillside Chevy Chase Canyon. A flat urban lot and a sloped canyon parcel call for different fences.
A front or street-side fence tops out at 4 feet and must sit at least 5 feet back from the curb (GMC 30.21.040). Side and rear fences reach about 6.5 feet, with any portion above that at least 50 percent open (GMC 30.11.070). Over 7 feet needs a building permit, as do retaining walls 4 feet and up.
F (Fence) Overlay streets limit the front to 42 inches and 50 percent open, and hillside zones (R1R, R1, ROS) add review over 3 feet. We build custom to what your zone allows; always verify the specifics with Glendale Planning or Building and Safety.
Most of the year Glendale is calm, but Santa Ana winds arrive in the fall, usually October to December, and homes against the Verdugos and San Rafael Hills catch stronger gusts as the air funnels through the canyons. That is where our metal-insert vinyl earns its keep and aluminum’s higher wind engineering pays off.
If a fence sits on the property line, California’s Good Neighbor Fence Act (Civil Code 841) presumes neighbors share the cost equally and asks for 30 days’ written notice. Pool barriers must be at least 60 inches tall with no child-sized gaps and self-closing, self-latching gates, and vinyl is an approved non-climbable material. Many Glendale HOAs also set style, height, and color rules in the CC&Rs, so check yours first.
In Glendale a building permit is required once a fence tops 7 feet, and for a retaining wall 4 feet or taller. Rules vary by zone, so verify the specifics with Glendale Building and Safety.
See before-and-after installations from Glendale yards, across both vinyl and aluminum. Each one shows what changed: more privacy, a cleaner curb view, a fence built for canyon wind, or a height brought in line with HOA and city rules. Flip through the tabs, then start your project when you are ready.
This Glendale property had a small painted wood enclosure on a tiled patio beside the house entry. That structure was taken out to make room for a vinyl privacy fence in the same spot.
The new fence is a two-tone vinyl privacy design in tan and white, finished with a white lattice section along the top edge, installed at the entry in place of the old wood enclosure. Rather than digging new footings, the posts were anchored directly into the existing tiled patio.
Very thorough estimate, helpful staff and quick, and clean installation. Not to mention a reasonable price. Would highly recommend this company.
BeforeAfterThis Glendale side yard had a white-painted wood fence and gate that had started to lean. In their place, our crew installed a tan vinyl privacy fence with a decorative lattice top, anchored along the existing paved side yard.
The project included matching gates, replacing the one that had been part of the old wood fence. The lattice sits above the solid privacy panels, giving the fence a decorative finish along its top edge.
Fantastic job! Delightful group of guys finished the project with professionalism and speed! I was watching the whole process and these guys were thorough!
BeforeAfterThis Glendale property has a run of low stucco and masonry wall along a passage on the site. A white vinyl privacy wall topper now runs continuously along that wall line.
It sits on top of the existing stucco and masonry rather than replacing it, following the wall’s own path along its length. With the topper in place, the passage has continuous privacy along its run.
Professional, trustworthy, easy communication and same day quotes. Would definitely use them again
BeforeAfterFour steps take your Glendale fence from first call to finished line. We start with a free on-site estimate, put the scope and price in a clear contract, install with a careful crew, and hand over your warranty at the end. No surprises.
The pricing conversation happens up front, in plain numbers you can plan around, with no pressure to sign.
A ballpark by phone first, then a firm number once we see your Glendale lot, its slope, access, and any fence to remove.
Scope, materials, height, timeline, and warranty all go in writing, so you know what you are getting before we start.
Our crew clears the old fence, builds for Glendale’s slope and wind, and cleans up after. Many jobs finish in a day.
We register your warranty, hand it over in writing, and stay reachable if any question comes up down the road.

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Fencing in Glendale: Your Questions Answered
Quick, honest answers to what Glendale homeowners ask most: how tall a fence can be, when a permit comes into play, what drives the cost, how our fences handle Santa Ana wind, which neighborhoods we cover, and how local HOA rules fit in. Not seeing yours? Ask, and we will walk through it.
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In Glendale, front and street-side fences top out at 4 feet, while side and rear fences can reach about 6.5 feet, with anything above that at least 50 percent open.
Go over 7 feet and you will need a building permit. F-overlay streets and hillside zones can be stricter, so verify your specific zone.
Usually not for a standard fence under 7 feet on a normal lot. A building permit is required over 7 feet, and for retaining walls 4 feet and up or fences next to a slope or right-of-way.
F-overlay and hillside zones add rules, so verify the specifics with Glendale Planning.
They can. Cost tracks the material, height, length, gates, and old-fence removal, and a sloped canyon lot often adds grading and access work a flat parcel never needs.
We do not quote from a price list. You get a phone ballpark, then a firm written number after we walk the property.
They can stress a poorly built fence, especially on canyon lots near the Verdugos where gusts pick up speed.
A footed vinyl fence with our hidden metal insert, metal inside and vinyl outside, handles the wind Glendale realistically gets, and aluminum is engineered higher still.
All of Glendale, from Downtown and the Americana to Montrose and Sparr Heights, Adams Hill, and hillside Chevy Chase Canyon, plus the nearby Greater LA communities.
Estimates are free city-wide, and we answer inquiries the same business day, so you are never waiting long to start.
Often, yes. Many Glendale HOAs set their own style, height, and color rules in the CC&Rs, on top of city code.
We build to whatever your HOA and the city both allow, so review your CC&Rs with your HOA and confirm any height limits with Glendale Building and Safety before you plan.