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In Granada Hills’ Very High Fire Hazard zone, with Santa Ana winds through the hillside lots, you get a fence chosen for the conditions, not just the yard.
Our aluminum line carries a Class A flame and smoke rating, built for fire-zone homes, with panels racked to the lot’s slope.


Granada Hills sits in a Very High Fire Hazard zone with regular Santa Ana winds, and that shapes a fence line here.
Vinyl with metal inserts handles the wind without looking any different from the yard, and our aluminum line carries an ASTM E84 Class A flame and smoke rating suited to fire-zone properties. Talk with our team about which fits your lot.
Granada Hills sits in a Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone, and Santa Ana wind events are a regular part of the calendar here. That combination changes what a homeowner should look for in a fence line: material that won’t feed a fire and won’t rattle loose in a wind event matters more than it does in flatter, calmer parts of the Valley.
Homes near the neighborhood’s regional parks and open hillside space tend to feel that wind exposure more directly than lots tucked deeper into the flatter, tree-lined grid of the Valley floor.
Many Granada Hills properties sit on sloped or hillside ground, where a fence has to be racked panel by panel to follow the grade rather than stepping down it.
Metal inserts inside our vinyl panels handle wind loads without changing the look from the street, holding steady through the gusts this stretch of the Valley gets. On corner lots and cul-de-sac frontages, that same racking keeps the top line level and even where the ground underneath genuinely isn’t.
Vinyl work here covers privacy and semi-privacy panels, picket and two-tone styles, pool enclosures, and ranch-rail runs for the wider yards. The aluminum line reaches privacy, picket and wall-topper styles, and it carries a Class A flame and smoke rating. Gates are built to size, from a pedestrian path to a full driveway span, with extra framing across the wider openings so a leaf keeps its shape over years of use.
Cost factors come down to total footage, fence height, material and style, number of gates, how much grading a sloped lot needs, and whether an old fence needs to come out first. A visit to the property turns those factors into a real, written number, with no surprises once the crew shows up to build. Wider driveway gates and pool enclosures add to the count of factors worth mentioning up front, before any figure gets put in writing.

Los Angeles municipal code sets a 3.5-foot front yard fence limit and a 6-foot limit for side and rear yards, with taller fences possible on qualifying lots subject to Planning approval. Permit requirements differ by material: crews only need one for non-masonry fencing above 10 ft, while masonry or concrete walls always need one once they clear 3.5 ft.
Homeowners associations add a separate layer on top of that code, and where one governs your lot, its limits frequently run tighter than the city’s. Verify current limits with the Los Angeles Department of City Planning before finalizing plans.
Exposure does not change the palette, but it does change what you should expect from a finish. The material sets the size of the list first, and the run you are actually building narrows it well before taste gets a say.
Ridge exposure does not fade these. The pigment sits inside the vinyl, never on it. From there it splits three ways: plain solids for a flat quiet surface, a grain group carrying warmth like Mesquite, and textured blends with real 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.
Wind and sun do nothing to a powder coat. It is applied dry, cured, and bonded to the aluminum rather than brushed over it. The range stays short. Flat and slatted panels take black, a grain look or white, contoured slats 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.
Past 8 ft an aluminum run takes a concealed insert inside the post. Under that, style decides most of it, the yard argues the rest, and the city ceiling has the final word on anything facing the street. The spans are limits, not targets.
| 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 |
Fencing built through Granada Hills’ hillside streets and wind-exposed yards appears here, vinyl and aluminum alike, with metal inserts and racked panels keeping every finished line straight and true through the season’s toughest Santa Ana gusts.
Granada Hills sits in the northern San Fernando Valley, roughly 30 miles north of downtown Los Angeles, home to about 55,500 residents across tree-lined streets and cul-de-sacs. A golf course, three regional parks and four smaller neighborhood parks give the area a suburban, lower-density character within the city of Los Angeles.
The hillside terrain here places Granada Hills in a Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone, and Santa Ana wind events pass through on a regular basis. That combination pushes material choice up the list of what matters on a fence line: something that won’t feed a fire and won’t loosen in sustained gusts.
Hillside and sloped lots are common through the neighborhood, and a fence on ground like that has to be racked, panel by panel, to follow the grade rather than dropping down it in blocks. Metal-insert vinyl handles the wind side of the equation without changing the finished look.
Los Angeles city code caps front yard fences at 3.5 ft and side or rear fences at 6 ft, with taller options possible on qualifying lots subject to Planning approval. A permit applies to non-masonry fences only above 10 ft, while masonry or concrete walls over 3.5 ft always need one. HOA rules, where they exist, can be stricter than the city. Verify current limits with the Department of City Planning before finalizing plans.
See real vinyl and aluminum installations from Granada Hills’ hillside streets and wind-exposed yards, each tab pairing a before shot of the old fence with an after shot of the finished line, racked carefully to the actual grade of the property line.
Before this Granada Hills yard got its new fence, the property boundary was marked only by a bare block wall next to an open stretch of concrete. A white vinyl privacy fence was installed along that same boundary.
The new posts were set directly in the soil at the masonry wall, following the line the block wall already established. With the vinyl fence in place, the boundary that was once just a bare block wall and open concrete now has a finished white privacy line running its length, set against the existing masonry.
David did a great job. He installed my vinyl Fencing. He cleaned up afterwards.
BeforeAfterThis Granada Hills backyard had mixed, deteriorated wood fencing and gates that needed to come out before anything new could go in. Our crew took down the old wood fencing and gates and installed a Dark Walnut vinyl privacy fence with matching gates around the backyard, replacing the mismatched wood with one consistent color and style.
The new fence line follows the soil and gravel strips beside the concrete pool deck and driveway, so the layout had to work around that existing hardscape rather than a clear stretch of yard. The pool deck and driveway now sit inside a single Dark Walnut perimeter instead of the old mixed wood that ran there.
Last week my husband and I were looking into fences. Vargas and his team were fantastic. You can tell he’s installed a million fences before as he is a perfectionist!
BeforeAfterThis Granada Hills side yard had small wood gates that had weathered over the years, paired with a decorative metal gate set into the same run beside the house. In their place went white horizontal vinyl picket gates, installed along the side of the house where the ground is a mix of gravel and soil beds.
The existing walkway and landscaping in that strip stayed in place, with the new gates fitted around them rather than disturbing the layout. The result is a side-yard enclosure finished in a horizontal picket pattern, closing off the space beside the house while keeping the path and plantings that were already there.
Excellent product and very friendly staff including installer. Thank you to Zoro and Levon.
BeforeAfterA fence project on a Granada Hills hillside lot moves through four stages: an honest look at the slope and wind exposure, a contract that spells everything out clearly, a build day, and a warranty that’s actually on file.
No guessing on grading, material or gate count once the site visit happens; the number is on paper first.
Someone measures the lot in person, checks slope and wind exposure, and prices the job off what’s actually there.
Every material, height, color and gate choice gets written down first, well before a shovel touches the ground.
Framing goes in level with the grade, panels and gates get fitted through the run, and the old fencing is cleared away.
Vinyl’s transferable limited lifetime coverage and our 5-year workmanship warranty both land on file at handoff.

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Fence Questions From Granada Hills Homes
A few things come up often before a Granada Hills project starts, from fire-zone material questions to city height limits and hillside grading concerns. Here are direct answers, plus what to verify locally before any work begins on your own fence line.
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Los Angeles city code caps front yard fences at 3.5 ft and side or rear fences at 6 ft, with taller options possible on some qualifying lots subject to Planning approval.
A permit applies to non-masonry fences only above 10 ft. Verify current limits with the Department of City Planning.
Granada Hills sits in a Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone, and our aluminum line carries an ASTM E84 Class A flame and smoke rating that fits well here.
Vinyl with metal inserts is also a solid option; a site visit helps decide which suits your lot.
Yes. Panels get racked and angled section by section so the top line follows the slope smoothly instead of stepping down it, which is standard practice on the hillside lots common through this neighborhood.
Panels built with reinforced vinyl read as ordinary fencing from the yard, but the internal bracing is engineered to stand up to sustained Santa Ana gusts without loosening over time.
If your property sits within an HOA, approval may be required in addition to the city’s rules, and CC&Rs can run stricter than city code.
Check with your association and verify current city limits with Planning before finalizing plans.
State law treats a boundary fence as a joint responsibility: neighbors on both sides typically split the cost, and the property owner starting the work gives written notice about a month ahead.
A clear estimate helps both households agree on scope early.