Vinyl Fence Installation
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Your Lakewood yard gets a vinyl or aluminum fence custom-built to fit it, sized to the height the city allows and styled to match a uniform tract block.
A 5.0-rated, licensed crew fabricates each fence to fit your lot and backs it in writing. Your free, no-pressure estimate is a call away.


Vinyl and aluminum fences for Lakewood homes are custom-fabricated to fit your yard and block, then set straight by a careful crew.
Homeowners come to us for a private vinyl screen or a clean line of modern aluminum, built to the height the code allows and finished in a color that suits the street. You get a straight quote and the warranty in writing before any work starts.
Lakewood went up almost all at once, a postwar tract of near-identical single-family homes, so a fence here reads against its neighbors. Two lines cover it, vinyl and aluminum, and the right one depends on what your yard needs. Vinyl carries the privacy and color; aluminum carries the clean, modern edge. Either way, it’s fabricated to your lot, not a stock panel.
Vinyl covers most of what a Lakewood yard needs: privacy, curb appeal, and a surface that never yellows or needs paint. The styles run wide:
Color runs all the way through the vinyl, not painted on, across 14 colors in three families, so it holds up and helps you match the block. Heights are custom from 2 to 8 feet. A hidden metal insert sets steel inside the panel, which handles any realistic wind this flat basin sees, dry Santa Ana days included.

Where vinyl leans private and warm, aluminum reads modern and architectural, a clean metal line that keeps its finish without rust or repainting. It runs the same range, from open picket to a full privacy screen with matching gates, custom from 2 to 12 feet, 6 feet the common pick. Neither material is a wrong answer, so we usually walk the yard and match the choice to how you use it.
No two Lakewood quotes read the same; the price follows the job, not a set list. What moves it: the material, how tall and how long the run is, the number of gates, whether an old fence comes out, and how the ground and access work. We give a ballpark by phone, then a firm written figure after we walk the property, free and no pressure.
The coverage is worth reading before you commit. A vinyl fence carries a transferable limited lifetime warranty, so it follows the home if you sell; aluminum is covered 20 years on the material, 10 on the coating, and 2 on the steel components.
Both add our own 5-year workmanship warranty. The record backs it up: building since 2018, an American Fence Association member, rated 5.0 by homeowners across Greater LA on 500+ five-star reviews, with 2,000+ projects and 100,000+ feet installed.
The vinyl and aluminum builds we make for Lakewood run from privacy and picket panels to gates, pool enclosures, and wall toppers. Whatever fits your yard, we fabricate to size.
A Lakewood block repeats the same elevation down its length, so a fence color either agrees with the street or steps away from it. Vinyl leaves room for either. Aluminum narrows it to four.
Sections do not have to match, so a run can change tone where the yard changes job. The vinyl sorts into plain solids, smooth wood grains like Dark Walnut, and textured blends. Fourteen swatches, three groups, one decision.
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.
Made to measure does not mean made in any shade. Black, white and grain cover every metal style but one, and the contoured slat runs matte black only. Ask for something outside that and the answer is no. Heat sets the finish.
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.
Sizes here are cut to the yard, not pulled off a rack, so the spans below show what each style stretches to, not what you have to take. Purpose narrows it, the lot narrows it again, and the rule for this address settles it.
| 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 |
The grid below gathers vinyl and aluminum fences from in and around Lakewood, in the heights, colors, and styles that suit a uniform tract block. Look for a backyard privacy screen, a low front-yard line, or a gate close to what you have in mind, then start a free quote.
Lakewood sits in southeastern Los Angeles County on a flat coastal plain, about 23 miles from Downtown LA. Built from 1950 by the Lakewood Park Corporation on the former Montana Ranch, its roughly 17,500 homes made it the country’s largest planned community at the time.
It incorporated in 1954 and is known for the Lakewood Plan, its contract-city model. Most of its 82,496 residents live in single-family homes, so fences run along tight, shared lines.
In Lakewood’s R-1 and R-A zones, a front-yard fence may not top 42 inches, measured from the street curb (LMC 9384(B)). Rear yards and side portions behind the front can reach 7 feet 6 inches (9384(A)), taller than the 6-foot cap common nearby. Going higher runs through Development Review Board review, and masonry walls over 42 inches need a permit. We custom-fabricate to the height the code allows; verify with the City.
Because Lakewood is one master-planned tract of near-identical homes, a new fence should sit well beside its neighbors. Under LMC 9384, a fence extension in a different material than the abutting properties must be compatible with their color, style, and usage, with Development Review Board approval. Our range covers it: 14 vinyl colors, ten-plus styles, and custom work to match your block.
On Lakewood’s close-set tract lots, most fences sit on a shared line, and California’s Good Neighbor Fence Act (Civil Code 841) presumes adjoining owners split the cost equally, after 30 days’ written notice. A pool fence must be at least 60 inches tall with a self-latching gate, and vinyl is an approved non-climbable material. HOA rules can add to the city’s.
Fence rules vary by zone and lot, so treat these as a starting point. Over-height fences go through Development Review Board review, and permit needs depend on the material. Confirm your project with the City of Lakewood’s Community Development and Planning Division.
These tabs pair the before and after from real Lakewood installations, in vinyl and aluminum. See what each build changed, whether privacy on a tight tract lot, a tidier street-side line, or a front-yard fence resized to sit within code, with the color and style picked to match the block. Start yours.
This Lakewood property had brown wood panels topping a block wall. In their place, our crew fixed a white vinyl privacy topper continuously along the top of the block wall, mounted directly to the masonry.
The existing arched wood gate built into the wall was retained and now sits beside the new white topper. The topper runs the length of the wall in one continuous line rather than broken into sections, keeping the top of the wall consistent from end to end.
Highly recommend. Nairi was very professional and prompt with my estimate and measurements. The two installers did a great job and made sure all was precise and cleaned up job area when finished.
BeforeAfterThis Lakewood property had an old side gate that needed replacing, along with a low masonry wall already forming part of the boundary line. Rather than tear out the existing wall, the project extended fencing along it.
Our crew installed a white vinyl privacy fence running along that low masonry boundary, adding both a single gate and a double gate across the concrete areas of the property. The old side gate is gone, and the property now has a continuous white vinyl line running alongside the masonry wall, with new gate access built into the concrete sections.
The reason we chose Pro Vinyl Fencing is because of their many 5 star reviews. I can’t say enough about the quality of the product and especially the expert installation by Verges and Jason. If you are in the market for vinyl fencing look no further…I’m a very picky customer and they met all my expectations and more.
BeforeAfterThis Lakewood property had an old wood side gate and an ornate metal fence along the front yard. Both were removed and replaced with white vinyl fencing.
The new fence pairs a solid privacy gate on the side with a vertical picket line facing the street. The vertical picket style replaces the ornate metal that used to front the street, while the solid gate takes over the side yard opening the wood gate previously covered.
BeforeAfterYour Lakewood fence moves through four clear steps, from the first phone call to the final walk-through: a free on-site estimate, a written plan that locks the scope and the number, a careful build, and the warranty handed over at the end.
A quick number over the phone is easy; the firm one usually takes a short visit. Either way, it’s free and low-key.
It starts with a phone ballpark, then a firm number after a free visit that checks access, ground, and any old fence.
Material, height, color, and timeline go in the contract before a post goes in, so the plan and the number hold steady.
Our crew measures, fabricates, and installs to the agreed height and color, clears the old fence, and cleans the site.
We register your coverage, hand it over in writing, and stay reachable if a question comes up years down the line.

Vinyl and aluminum fence guides for Lakewood homeowners, from picking a style to local rules. Browse below.
A vinyl rolling gate slides straight up instead of swinging out, so it fits driveways too narrow for a hinged gate.
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Fence Questions From Lakewood Homeowners
Here are the questions Lakewood homeowners bring up most: how tall a fence can stand front and back, whether a new one has to match the block, when a permit or review kicks in, what drives the cost, and who pays for a shared line. Not seeing yours? Give us a call and you’ll get a straight answer.
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In Lakewood’s R-1 and R-A residential zones, a front-yard fence or wall may not exceed 42 inches, measured from the top of the street curb (LMC 9384(B)).
That sits lower than what you can build in back. Rules can change, so verify your height with the City of Lakewood before you build.
Yes. Rear yards and side portions behind the front can reach 7 feet 6 inches (LMC 9384(A)), taller than the 6-foot limit common nearby.
Going higher runs through Development Review Board review, and we custom-fabricate to the height the code allows. Confirm the details with the City.
Sometimes, yes. Under LMC 9384, a fence or wall extension in a different material than the neighbors must be compatible with their color, style, and usage, with Development Review Board approval.
Our 14 colors and ten-plus styles make matching your block simple. Confirm the specifics with the City.
It depends on the fence. Masonry walls over 42 inches need a building permit and plot plan, and over-height fences go through Development Review Board review.
Requirements vary by zone and lot, so verify what your project needs with the City of Lakewood before you start.
Cost tracks the project, not a set list. It moves with the material, the height and length of the run, the number of gates, old-fence removal, and how the ground and access work.
You get a ballpark over the phone, then a firm written number after we walk the property, free and with no pressure.
Under California’s Good Neighbor Fence Act (Civil Code 841), adjoining owners are presumed to share the cost of a boundary fence equally, after 30 days’ written notice to the neighbor.
That comes up often on Lakewood’s close-set tract lots. We build to whatever you and your neighbor agree on.