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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Your Long Beach fence has to stand up to San Pedro Bay salt, clear the city’s height limits, and suit your street, coastal lot or older bungalow alike.
We fabricate each one in vinyl or powder-coated aluminum to fit your lot, then back it in writing. Your free estimate is a call away.


A Long Beach fence earns its keep on privacy, curb appeal, and a clean line, then still has to survive the coast.
Local fluency is the difference: we know Long Beach’s fence code, match materials to salt air, and fit heights to older streets. Behind it: a licensed, 5.0-rated company, building since 2018, with 500+ reviews and 100,000+ feet installed.
Near the water, salt in the air is often the deciding factor. Vinyl is PVC, so it does not rust or corrode, which makes it the easy pick for a waterfront or harbor-adjacent lot.
Powder-coated aluminum holds a tough finish and resists rust on most Long Beach streets, but the material warranty excludes direct saltwater and coastal exposure, and it asks for a documented cleaning every six months. The honest split: on the bay or in a breeze off the water, lean vinyl; a few blocks inland, aluminum earns its place. We walk the lot and tell you which way the salt points.
A fence has no flat rate, so your Long Beach quote comes from the yard in front of us. Five things usually move it most: the material you choose, how tall the fence runs, the total footage, how many gates, and what the ground and old fence add, from a haul-away to tight access.
We can give you a rough ballpark over the phone. The real number comes after a salesman walks the property and sees the whole picture, including the things you may not know are there. That visit is free, and there is no pressure to sign.
Heights are custom from 2 to 8 feet, so a low front-yard line and a tall backyard screen come off the same crew. We also take the toppers and small jobs a lot of shops turn down. For the ocean breezes off San Pedro Bay, a hidden metal insert does the quiet work: it looks vinyl outside, metal inside, and takes any realistic wind this area gets. You get a fence that stays straight instead of rattling loose after a few gusty seasons.
Long Beach is a charter city with its own Title 21 zoning, so its fence rules are not the LA City or County rules. The current basics:
Every lot and zone differs, so verify your project with Long Beach Development Services, Building and Safety, before you build.

What we build for Long Beach yards runs from full and semi-privacy panels through picket and modern styles, pool-code enclosures, matching gates, and wall toppers for walls that are already standing. Every one of them comes in vinyl or powder-coated aluminum, cut to the lot rather than to a stock size.
Salt air sets the brief on this side of town. Vinyl hands you a broad range to work through, while the metal side settles fast. Decide the material and the color question shrinks to something you can answer in one sitting.
The solid family stays plain, white and gray among them. Smooth wood grains read like milled timber, Coastal Cedar among the warmer ones. TimberGrain blends hold the deepest relief. Nothing is coated on, so a scratch shows the same color.
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.
Not much to weigh up here. Flat and slatted styles offer a grain look alongside two plain finishes; contoured slats keep to matte black. No custom shade is made. The powder is fused under heat rather than brushed on, so nothing flakes off.
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.
Nothing here is stock. Each style carries its own span, the yard argues for a number inside it, and the rule that applies on your boundary caps the rest. We cut to the measurement taken on site.
| 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 |
Every photo here shows real vinyl and aluminum fencing in and around Long Beach: waterfront privacy screens, low picket lines for an older front yard, pool enclosures, and matching gates. Spot the look closest to your yard, then book a free estimate.
Long Beach is a charter city on San Pedro Bay and the seventh-largest in California, which shapes a fence more than it sounds. Founded in 1888 and built out over the first half of the twentieth century, most lots here are long settled, with neighbors already close on both sides.
It fronts the Port of Long Beach, the nation’s second-busiest container port, so salt rides the air over a wide stretch of the city. For a fence, lines here are set, often shared, and the coast rewards materials that take salt.
Much of Long Beach went up before mid-century, and the city keeps several designated historic districts, California Heights and Bluff Heights among them. On an older or historic-district home, a fence reads as part of the architecture, so height and proportion matter.
A tall solid screen looks wrong on a 1920s bungalow, where a lower picket or clean modern line sits better. Exterior changes there can involve design review, so check plans with the City’s Planning and Historic Preservation staff first.
Long Beach reads differently block to block. Belmont Shore and Alamitos Beach sit by the sand, where salt air pushes the choice toward vinyl. Naples wraps its homes around the Alamitos Bay canals, and a waterfront lot wants a fence that frames the view without fighting it.
Inland, Bixby Knolls and Los Cerritos have larger lots with room for a full privacy screen or gated entry, while California Heights and Bluff Heights reward a lower, period-right line. We match the build to the setting.
Before you sketch a fence, know that Long Beach sets its own limits under Title 21. A front-yard fence is capped at 3 feet, while side and rear runs can reach 6 feet 6 inches. A wood, metal, or vinyl fence up to that height needs no permit, and masonry up to 4 feet is exempt too; go taller and a permit applies. These are the basics; check your exact lot and zone with Long Beach Development Services first.
Flip through the tabs to see fences we have installed around Long Beach, before and after. Each started as a tired or missing line and ended straight, sized to code, and matched to the street, from privacy on a canal-side yard to a lower front line on an older block. Yours could be next.
This Long Beach property’s side passage had a small wood gate with a lattice top serving as the entry point. That gate was removed to make way for a new vinyl privacy setup.
A white vinyl privacy gate and matching wall-top fence now run along the side passage. The panels mount directly to the existing block wall, carrying the privacy line up and over the masonry that was already there.
The installation team, Hayk and Sev demonstrated exceptional professionalism and expertise throughout the process. They executed the installation flawlessly, ensuring meticulous attention to detail and precision. Upon completion, they diligently cleaned the work area, leaving it spotless, and efficiently removed all debris, demonstrating their commitment to maintaining a tidy and organized workspace.
BeforeAfterBefore this project, the front of a Long Beach property had no fence marking the porch, garden bed, and walkway; the areas ran open into the yard, tied together only by an existing masonry wall along one side. Vertical vinyl picket fencing, low profile and white, now runs along the porch, garden, and front walk, with a matching section that continues onto the masonry wall so the two materials read as one line.
Posts were set into three different surfaces along that run: the porch hardscape, the open soil edge, and the wall itself. The result is a defined edge along the walk and garden that carries the same white picket look wherever it meets the house or the wall, rather than stopping and starting at each surface change.
This company can out beat others, David explained every detail of the job, the installers were very good and efficient and fast . More than I expected. Vargas & vasy were excellent.
BeforeAfterThis Long Beach property had a wood gate along its masonry boundary that needed replacing. Our crew removed the old wood gate and installed a white vinyl privacy fence along the masonry boundary, adding a matching gate in its place.
The fence line was built to follow the existing walkway, block wall, and narrow soil strip rather than reworking the layout. Once the gate and fencing were in, the crew cleared the yard of construction debris before finishing the job.
Nairi, the project manager, demonstrated outstanding professionalism, clearly explaining every detail and answering all of my questions. They maintained a high level of professionalism, and when the job was done, my backyard was spotless and free of debris. I highly recommend Pro Vinyl Fencing for their exceptional service and attention to detail.
BeforeAfterThe patio at this Long Beach property had an aging wood pergola in place before this job. Our crew installed a white vinyl open-lattice patio cover, with the new posts anchored to the existing concrete patio.
The install worked within that existing footprint rather than changing it. What the patio has now is a cleaner, low-maintenance shaded area, with the open-lattice pattern still letting light through underneath.
Pro Vinyl Fencing did a fantastic job removing our deteriorating wood pergola and installing a new vinyl pergola. They were very professional, efficient, careful, and friendly. They were also exceptionally neat, moved our outdoor furniture back under the pergola, cleaned everything up nicely, and left no mess.
BeforeAfterThe path from first call to finished fence runs the same for every Long Beach yard, and we keep it clear throughout. It opens with a real conversation about your lot, the coast, and the look you want, then a written plan you can hold us to.
Four steps carry the job from estimate to aftercare, with a real person you can reach at every one of them.
A salesman walks your property, measures the run, and follows a phone ballpark with a firm written number after.
The material, height, color, gates, and agreed price get written down before we break ground, so nothing shifts later.
Our crew fabricates each fence to fit your lot and sets it straight, on line, and within the height the city allows.
Vinyl gets a transferable lifetime warranty; aluminum, 20 years on material and 10 on coating, plus 5-year workmanship.

Straight talk on fence materials, coastal upkeep, and Long Beach rules. Have a read before you build.
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Your Long Beach Fencing Questions, Answered
Fencing questions in Long Beach circle the same few things: how high the city lets you build, what needs a permit, and which material survives the salt. Below are straight answers to the ones we field most, drawn from the code and local jobs. For your exact lot, a quick call gets you a firm answer.
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Long Beach sets its own limits under Title 21. A front-yard fence tops out at 3 feet, and side or rear yard fences can reach 6 feet 6 inches.
A few special-height areas and multifamily zones allow more, so confirm your lot and zone with Long Beach Development Services before you build.
Most standard residential fences do. Long Beach requires no building permit for a wood, metal, or vinyl fence up to 6 feet 6 inches, or masonry up to 4 feet.
Anything taller needs a permit, and Title 21 zoning limits apply either way. Check your plan with the City’s Building and Safety Bureau.
Near the water, vinyl is the safe call. It is PVC, so salt air will not rust or corrode it.
Powder-coated aluminum works well on inland streets, but its warranty leaves out saltwater and coastal exposure and needs cleaning twice a year. Tell us where your lot sits and we will steer you right.
Match the fence to the house. On an older or historic-district home, like those in California Heights or Bluff Heights, a lower picket or clean modern line often beats a tall solid screen.
Historic-district work can trigger design review, so run your style past the City’s Planning staff first.
It can. If your neighborhood has an HOA, its rules on height, style, and color sit on top of the city’s, and some require approval before a fence goes in.
City zoning still applies underneath. Check your CC&Rs or ask your association early, since that step is easy to miss.
It is simple and free. Call and we give you a rough ballpark over the phone.
Then a salesman comes to your property, measures the run, and reads the whole picture, from old-fence removal to ground and access, before handing you a firm written price. No deposit to book, no pressure to sign.